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Established 1839

Volume

Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.

Number 6185

196

New York 7,

N. Y.; Monday, August 13, 1962

General
RAILROAD

REGISTRATIONS

SEC

ABC Business Forms, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—

;

The corporation
shares

common

on

be

1962 filed

July 27,
offered

to

at

covering 51,500
through Givens & Co., Inc.,

$3.50,

"Reg. A"

a

INDUSTRIAL

■

to

are

be

for

used

of

repayment

debt,

working

and

capital.
ABC, of 3500 N. W. 71st Street, Miami, is engaged in the manu¬
facture, design and development of business forms.

ties Act registration with respect to a proposed public offering by
Colorado-Cherokee, Inc., Denver, of 2,799,850 shares of common
stock. In its February order, the Commission stated that there was
reasonable
cause
to
believe that
the company's offering circular
contained untrue and misleading statements of material facts with
(respect to the company's recoverable oil reserves and the circum¬
stances

and background of the company's proposal to issue shares
exchange for stock of Cherokee Uranium Mining Corp. The com¬
withdrew its request for a hearing and consented that the
suspension of the exemption be made permanent.
pany

Components,

Computer
Commission

American Metal
The

statement

"~*""bUts tending
time

on

rent

at

grate

the

the

to

The
of

the

sale

public

New

time

sale.

of

of

Aug.

on

Exchange

Such

preferred

SEC

York,

New

filed

a

196,533

covering

3

On

convertible preferred stock ($100 par),
by the holders thereof from time to

Stock

York

423,025
merger

of

Co.,

for

the

of

with

shares of 4(4%

offered

be

Climax, Inc.—Preferred Reg'd—

of 1270 Avenue of the Americas,

company

registration
to

Kawneer

Co.,

of

issued

in

Delaware,

of

an

Smelting

Apex

Illinois,

into the company.
is engaged in the mining, refining and marketing
potash, copper, lead, zinc and other minerals, the
and production of oil and gas, and metallurgical re¬

the

It

also

has

extractive

fabricator
and

of

industry,
wide

a

alloys, primarily
to

certain

Frank

Coolbaugh

Chairman.

Kawneer

Apex

to

die casters

Kawneer

architectural
foundries.

is

a

products;

specification

and

in

companies

aluminum
In

addition

the company has outstanding 14,286,985
stock, of which Selection Trust Limited and its
Seltrust
Investment
Limited,
own
an
aggregate
of

including
of

Africa.

in

range

for sale

other

common

subsidiary,
12.3%.

principally

in

indebtedness,

of

Board

investments

of aluminum
aluminum scrap into

converts

Apex

shares

substantial

The

Lawrence

is

J.-* Plym,

(107,803 shares)
(11,778 shares).

and-12,902

shares,

President

prospectus

and

William

Their

Hochschild

is

eight selling stockholders
Chairman and
President of

Board

and

Walter

lists

A.

wives

respectively.—V.

Singer, Board Chairman

also

196,

to

propose

self

12,000

533.

p.

Aquatron Engineering Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The corporation on July
27,
shai'es to be offered

1962 filed

common

at

a "Reg. A" covering 300,000
without underwriting.

$1,

Proceeds
are
to be
used
for
equipment, advertising and sales
promotion, inventory, new products, working capital and other cor¬
porate .purposes. .
AquatrOn, of 10260. U.. S: Highway No. 19 North, St.' Petersburg,
Fla., is engaged in the production, sale and lease of water treatment

device?.

„

.

Aug.

1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally, filed with the SEC on Feb: 23 which covered 100,000
common
shares to have been offered
publicly through an under¬
writer,

6,

not

named.—V, ,195,

corporation,

Shirley

The

of

sale

Highway

at

Edsall

Road,

Alexandria,

chemical

which

Executive

have

engaged in research,
solid

field

of

development, and

Arch

C.

ignition." In

outstanding
Scurlock,

Vice-President,

to

1,961,162

President,

21.3%

own

addition

and

certain

shares

and

of

Arthur

18.9%,

indebted¬
common

W.

Sloan,

respectively,

and

Manufacturing Co.,
the company that they intend to sell
10,000, 29,000
shares, respectively (of 50,000, 29,000 and 75,460 shares
respectively). The fourth stockholder, Television-Electronics

advised

25,000

owned,

Fund, Inc. has not
intention to dispose

(115,000),

but

has

part

of such

195,

advised

the

of

part

any

indicated

shares

—V.

company that it has a present
of its Atlantic Research
shares

that

it

may

from

time

to

time

sell

215.

p.

to

the

public

the

on

American

Stock Exchange,

Aug.

6,

1962 the company withdrew its registration statement

originally filed with the SEC
class
—V.

A shares

194,

p.

to

have

been

on

Dec.

offered

1,

1961

publicly,

which

covered

150,000

without underwriting.

2547.

The

company

of

165

Broadway,

New

York,

filed

statement

due 1967

(each with attached

aggregate

of 10,000 shares at
offered for public sale at 100%

writing).
a

a

registration

5-year warrants to purchase

from
of

$12

to

$20

an

share), to be
(without under¬

per

principal amount

The debentures will be offered to present stockholders for
at a 5%
discount ori^the 1965 debentures and a

60-day period

10%

discount

on

the

1967

debentures.

The company is in
the business of furnishing commercial and
industrial financing, primarily making secured loans for
three-year
terms.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be
added to
general funds and working capital and used for
general corporate
purposes.
In addition
to
certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 19,365 shares of common stock. Gilbert J.
Fortgang is

Board

Chairman

and

President.

Colorado-Cherokee, Inc.—Offering Suspended—On

order

158

North

at $3
2549.

p.

per

respect

Virginia

from

to

St.,

a

share

an order temporarily suspending
registration under the Securities
stock offering by Comstock Coin

Nevada.

Reno,

Regulation

A provides a conditional exemption from registration
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000

with
in

amount.

In

notification

a

filed

Augjost 15, 1961, Comstock
proposed the public offering of 5,680 class A common shares at $50
per share. The (Commission asserts in its suspension order that it
has

reasonable cause

believe

to

that certain

terms

conditions

and

the

of

Regulation were not complied with, that certain of the
sales material was false and misleading, and that the
offering is being made in violation of the Securities Act antifraud provisions. The order provides an opportunity for hearing,

company's

upon

request,

vacated

or

the

on

made

question

whether

the

suspension

should

Aug. 8, 1962, the SEC made permanent its
February, 1962,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from Securi¬




be

permanent.

According to the order, Comstock did not
comply
with the
Regulation in that it failed ,to amend its notification to correctly
disclose all- the jurisdictions .in which the offering- of its shares
was
being made, failed 'to', file copies of sales material with the
Commission prior to its distribution to the public, and failed to
comply with the Regulation in. its use of sales material distributed
to the public
and broadcast by television. The alleged misrepre¬
sentations

related

company,

ability to engage

and

other

the

business

of

and

financial

condition

of

the

qualifications, of
transactions

to

into

1977,

to

be

offered

for

tific

and

industrial

A

uses.

subsidiary

designs,

manufactures

and

electronic supervisory control and communications equipment,
primarily to electric and water utilities and to petroleum and gas
pipeline companies. The net proceeds from the debenture sale will
be used in part to pay
outstanding bank loans (estimated at $14,-

incurred

equipment

to

temporarily

leased

to

finance
The

customers.

inventories,

balance

will

receivables
be

added

to

general funds to be used for corporate purposes. In addition to cer¬
tain indebtedness and preferred stock, the
company has outstanding
3,864,259 shares of common stock, of which management officials
as
a
group own 12.8%. William C. Norris is President and Board
Chairman.—V. 195, p. 863.

Drilexco 1963 Corp.—Securities Registered—
The

company, whose address is P. O. Box 35,366, Dallas, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 3 covering $2,100,000 of investment participations in its
1963 oil and gas explora¬
a

tion

The

availability of funds to the company and its
in business, the company's growth potential, the
management

which

matters.—V.

the

194,

and

company
p.

extent

has

of

management

entered

and

costs,

business,

its

845.

No

for

owned

by

public

sale

$25,000

at

per

par¬

involved.

organized

was

wholly

is

under

Drilling

Texas

&

law

in

Exploration

July,

Co.,

1962,

Inc.,

of

company provides facilities for investment by selected
in
the direct
ownership of property interests in oil

gas
prospects, properties and leases and in the exploration
development of such properties by engaging in the drilling of
The
company
will use
the
staff
of
its
parent
at
the

wells.

parent's cost to conduct
to

be

completed
the

sale

tory

fund

used

to

Mg

within

of

(the

conduct

President

the

of

its

the

exploration program which is designed
calendar year 1963.
The net proceeds

participations will comprise 70% of the explora¬
company
will contribute 30%), such fund to be

exploratory program.

both

companies,

which

Guy R, Brainard,

have

the

common

Jr»

man¬

agement officials.

Dunhill

Food

Equipment

Corp.—SEC

Registration

Withdrawn—
On

Aug.

3, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
filed
with
the
SEC
on
Dec.
29,
1961
which
100,000 common shares to have been offered at $2.50 per
share through Carroll Co., and Paul Eisenberg Co.,
Inc., New York
City.—V. 195, p. 113.
ment

originally

covered

Corp.—Debentures Registered—

Esslinger's

The' corporation
of 8100 34th Ave. South, Minneapolis, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 8 covering $15,000,000

offered

The

individuals

and

be

underwriting

company

is

and

Dallas.

and

to

program,

ticipation.

from

the

due

sells

on

Industries

of

Philadelphia,

Inc.—SEC

Registration Withdrawn—
On Aug. 7, 1962 the company withdrew its
registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 28, which covered $850,000

of

convertible subordinated

6V2%

Philadelphia.—V.

In This Issue

debentures

due

1977

and

112,500

195,

1655.

p.

Evans, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On

Stock and Bond Quotations
New York Stock

Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange-—

—

National Stock

Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange

14
26
31
45
36

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

36

Detroit Stock Exchange.—
Midwest Stock Exchange

36
36
38

—

Pacific Coast Stock Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—.
Montreal Stock Exchange.

38

Canadian Stock

39
40

38

39

Exchange
Exchange

Over-the-Counter Markets

—

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages

Aug.

1, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
with the SEC on Jan. 23, which covered 130,000

originally

! 38

Exchange

Co.,

filed

38
38

New

York

corporation

on

July

shares

common

Proceeds

offered

p.

publicly

through

Allen

&

521.

to

20,
be

to

are

be

used

1962
offered

filed
at

a

"Reg. A"
through

$1.50,

covering
Pewters,

Paul.
for

debt

repayment,

equipment,

and

working capital.
FABCO

of

insulated

Stillwater,

water

closet

Minn., is engaged in the manufacture of
tanks, fiberglass gravel stop and laundry

tubs.

General Classics, Inc.—SEC
On Aug.

originally

1962

shares

common

Registration Withdrawn

the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on March 23 which covered 105,000
8,

to

through Michael

have

G. Kletz

been

&

offered

publicly at $3 per share
City.—V. 195, p. 1548.

Co., New York

Georgetown Realty Associates—Securities Reg'd—
The

of 673 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration
the SEC on Aug. 6 covering $1,033,000 of limited
interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale
at $10,000 per interest. The offering will be made on an all or
none
basis
by Cambridge
Syndications Inc.,
120
E.
56th St.,
New York, which will receive a $1,383.41 per interest commission.
company

statement

with

partnership

law

General

Corporation and Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
2
State and City Bond Offerings
56
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
_

...

Condition Statement of Member Banks of

48
48

Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.—

been

195,

Donnelly & Jansen, Inc., St.

on

48

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47

is

Aug.

stockholder

—

have

City.—V.

FABCO, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The

200,000

Associates

Miscellaneous Features

Federal Reserve System—
Foreign Exchange Rates

to

shares

common

44

National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices.....
38

Transactions American Stock Exchange

with the SEC on Aug. 2
covering $200,000 of 8% regis¬
subordinated debentures due 1965 and $400,000 of like deben¬

tures
v

Co.,

exemption

A

with

1933

194,

covered 120,000

debentures

Adams St.,

Co.—Offering Suspended—

Transactions New York Stock

Certified Capital Corp.—Debentures
Registered—

tered

of

publicly

named.—V.

West

.

the SEC issued

Toronto Stock

Automatic Marker Photo Corp.—SEC
Reg. Withd'n
On

Coin

1962

not

1961 which

6,

offered

PAGE

management officials as a group 46.8%. The
prospectus states that
three of the selling
stockholders, Atomics, Physics & Science Fund,
American Potash & Chemical Co. and Sloane
and

9,

Dec.

on

been

subordinated

through

underwriters headed by Dean
Witter & Co.,
Chicago. The interest rate, public offering price
and underwriting terms are tc be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the
design, development, and manu¬
facture and sale of systems,
equipment and components used in
electronic data processing and automatio control for
military, scien¬
50

and

share).

per

propellant rockets and, in addi¬
work in electronics and electromechanics, combus¬
engineering
and
chemistry,
optics,
and
military

performs

tion,

$24

the

in

tion,

(maximum

pyrotechnics -and rocket
ness,
the company has
of

underwriter,

Regulation

Act

have

sale

SEC FILINGS

•

shares, to have been offered publicly at $1,000 and $8,
respectively, through Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French,
Inc.,

is primarily

company

manufacture

-stock,

Aug.

to

convertible

of

public

000,000)

withdrew its registration statement

a

time

Copy

a

common

registration statement with the SEC on July 31 covering
179,000 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for pub¬
lic sale by the holders thereof at the market
price prevailing at

'the

shares

Comstock
On
a

Exchange

1089.

p.

Atlantic Research Corp.—Common Registered—1
The

Va., filed

the company

Control Data

„

Ascot Textile Corp.-—SEC Registration Withdrawn
On

1962

8,

through #n

aggre-

company

development

common

August pursuant

and

Aug.

Inc.—Securities

Registration Withdrawn—

originally filed with the SEC

prices cur¬

at

portion

a

are

be

to

otherwise

or

shares

shares

molybdenum,

search.

INSURANCE

•

in

Miami, Pla.
Proceeds

$1.25

Corporation and Investment News

PUBLIC UTILITY

•

Price

-V.

,

3,

a
limited partnership organized under New York
1962, with Gordon B. Gershman (officer and 50%
underwriter) and Joseph Blau as the general

the

of

Blau and Rita Leibowitz as the original
Mr. Blau and Mr. Gershman have contracted to
leaseback arrangement from The Piatt Corp. a
contract concerning the leasehold to the Georgetown Inn, a new
hotel located in the Georgetown section of Washington, D. C. for
$1,150,000
(including all furniture
and fixtures),
consisting of
$900,000 in cash and a $250,000 purchase money mortgage. Piatt
is presently under
contract to purchase the hotel for $850,000
from a non-affiliated company, which purchase is conditioned upon
its purchase from the same company of another property in Cali¬
fornia. If Piatt does not consummate the latter purchase, it will
not be able to deliver title to the Georgetown Inn to the partner¬
partners

limited

and

Gershman,

partners.

purchase

on

ship

this offering will be terminated.
Mr. Gershman and
assigned their rights under the contract to the partner¬

Mr.

and
Blau

a

(acquired at
$3,500
in
limited

ship

$2,500

in cash to

no
cash cost) for which they each received
partnership interests. They each
contributed
the partnership capital and Rita Leibowitz will

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(634)

'•

$5,000.

On

Industrial
SEC

Fund

Growth

North America,

of

withdrew its registration statement
SEC on Dec. 29,
1961 which covered
have been offered publicly at $6 per
without underwriting.—V. 195, p. 219.
.
,
.;
.

Inc.—

share,

Aug

195,

Inc.,

Incomes,

505

Fifth

The

at

corporation of 1514 Arapahoe St., Denver, filed a registration

general
in

fee.

tion

in

balance

will

presently

owned
capital.

working

be

used

to

ana

used

acquire

to

$3.14

per

of

share.—V.

195,

p.

000

the
..

on

shares

public.

Proceeds

to be used for

'

Morse

Aug.

have

originally
common

through
New

filed

with

shares

to

...

SEC

195,

City.—V,

Co.,

p.

1548.

Stix

Wm.

&

Washerman

:

Proceeds

tising and

are

the

to be

tion

Co.,

sales promotion,
of

910

manufacture

S.

and

repayment of debt, equipment,

expansion

Los
sale

working

and

Angeles
of

St.,

women's

at

196,

for

p.

capital;

is

Los- Angeles,

apparel.

-

-

'

f

CAROLYN

the

vitally

word

absorbed

market and
seems

a

"stimulant."

with

lagging

Wall

statement

stock,

basis

to-the

the

Standard

Securities

by

to be

'

•

Peachtree

the

SEC

/

<J.

is

Fifth

545

Ave.,

stock

company

St.,

Atlanta,

Ga.,

filed

a

:

!'

of

develdphient stage. It ihtends'to

ing

or

The

be

First

in

is

1UN, TEXAS

can

mutually

are

up

and

liquidation of steel inventories should have reached its peak by now to end
time in the fall. This will undoubtedly be a plus factor in inventory accumu¬
lations. However, some economists feel that if the economy just picks up very
sluggishly business will be very content with its inventory position.,
While all the statistics gathering continues unabated, the NAM last week made
its views for the improvement of the economic, picture known to Labor. NAM
charged that the Labor groups did not understand the functions of profit in our
economic system, and that Labor's call for a slash in the low and middle income
tax brackets would not produce a significant upward pull on production and jobs-.
While all interested groups are freely expressing their views, President Kennedy
is awaiting further statistics and signs before deciding upon the'necessary
stimulants for the economic goals he would like this country to achieve.
some

MUNICIPAL

ISSUES

On Aug. 13

King Merrit & Co. will offer one million shares of beneficial interests
of FIRST GENERAL REAL ESTATE TRUST. On Aug. 14, $15 million in deben¬
tures of N. Y. STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORP. will be up for competitive
bidding. On Aug. 15 bidding is expected for the $3,540,000 of equipment trust
certificates of ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR. During this week (8/13) 260,346
SYSTEM

is

expected

repayment.

Philadelphia, is engaged in the
including bar candies, marshmallows

—

Proposed Rights

.

for

subscription

offered

the

on

Sept.

on

by

basis

6,

its
of

shareholders.

common

share

one

for

each

10

The

shares

1962.

York

the

.not

to

be

be

offered

to

employees.

This

be

to

Aug.-13-Aug.

18

Aug. 20-Aug. 25

from

construe!ion
three

financing

will

estimated

program,

to

applied

cost

WEEK

and

company

wholly

within

distribution

is

its

subsidiaries

$142,000,000

the

Denver

state
anl

of

furnish

■

Colorado.

environs.—V.

Its

194,

principal

company on Julyr,25,

common

shares

to

be

1962 filed

offered

at

$1,

a

"Reg. A"

without

*

,

Corporate

_

.

,

,

,

Total

Corporates

Total of Both

Municipals'*

$94,130,000

$133,329,900

67,758,000

48,199,000

.

Financings
$227,459,900

161,625,000

..-144,712,800

46,880,000 - :

64,130,000

2,500,000

$370,730,800

$93,969,500

.

SUPPLY

229,383,000
'

192,911,800

\

$345,6.13,900

66,630,000
$716,384,700

$350,961,300

1961

million

$72,776,000

$423,737,300

$398,847,400

$822,584,700

$56,240,000

$249,261,679

$305,501,679

$380,815,000

$686,316,679

,

or

:

more.

.

.

.

.

TOTAL. COMPETITIVE
/

•

Corporate

bonds

Corporate

bonds

without

Total

AND

'

V

•
with

,

dates.....!
dates_________

121,765,320

(36)

N.A.

(64)

$587,276,620

(61)

N.A.

(60)

$110,323,950 ( 68)

N.A.

592,863,800(329)

N.A.

$702,687,750(898)

-N.A.

$771,060,870(397)

corporates...^,..^

municipals with dates.....

Total

of

—

.

t$l,258,287,490(461)

____

$1,289,964,370(456)

*$401,805,900 (62)

financing8____uiJ.J_^.^__„j
denote

N.A.

(40)

$124,476,980

dates

Total

parentheses

(25)

$487,226,620

—__

Total

both

Aug. 10, 1961

$465,511,300

110,915,320

Stocks_.„;^_„__

in

BACKLOG

Last Week

646,583,890(337 )

Corporate stocks with dates
without

Week

$376,311,300 (24)

.

Corporate stocks

UNDERWRITTEN

' This

bonds

Data

covering'210,700

8,233,000

,$276,761,300

Total

Total

Stocks

$18,690,900

17,250,000

week

$1

of

underwriting.

20,160,500

........

Total

10,

area

1724.

p.

>9,525,000

r

_u.__._

^

Aug.

the

naturai

and

Realty Investors ^Trust Co.—"Reg. A" Fittn&r-

r
sno

875,440,000

------

8

Last

will

company's
during

electricity

COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN

1

Sep.

-

the

1962-1964.

years

The

the

124,546,800

Aug. 27-Sep.
3-Sep.

offering

underwritten.

Proceeds

gas

concurrently

the

$436,389,400

of

capital

issues

N.A.

to

( 65)

N.A.

$1,726,853,770(521)

$1,GOO,183,$90(528)!

number

;

N.A.

be

publicly offered for
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial
corporations including investment
for the owners.1 Excluded are private
placements and such other nonpublic offerings as
shares reserved for ;conyersion and for issuance
under employees, and stock option plans
time-to-time, sales.*', .Registrations -with combined debt and
equity parts are tabulated
* $1 million or larger. ,
•
.
—
*

additional
cos.,
and
exchanges,
and "from
separately.

...

t Includes

$16,500,000 in

preferreds

without

equipment

trust

offering

three

dates—total

certiflfcates

preferreds

preferred;

with

dates.

dates;

with

tentative

$23,665,500
and

89

offering

announced

issues

of

for

$300,000

dates

and

offering;
or

less,

$7,185,500 in seven
$24,265,000 in four
of which 13 possess,

•

-

,

LARGER

FORTHCOMING

ISSUES

Following this week, these larger issues are tentatively scheduled:
200,000 shares of FIRST CONNECTICUT SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT CO.,
common; $12 million in debentures of AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE
CO.; $40 mil¬
lion in bonds of PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS
CO.; $7,275,000 in equip¬
ment trust certificates of LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RR.; $4 million in de¬
bentures of TILLIE LEWIS FOODS, INC.; $60 million in bonds and $7.5 million
in preferreds Of MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC
CO.; $15 million in debentures:
of CONTROL DATA CORP.;
$44,546,300 in debentures of AIR REDUCTION

CO., INC,; 320,468 shares of XOWA PUBLIC SERVICE CO., common; and 100,000
shares of NEVADA POWER CO., preferred; $6-5 million of ben, ints. of METRO¬
POLITAN REALTY TRUST; $12 million in bonds and $4 million in
equip, trust
ctfs. of TRAILER TRAIN CO. and 1,242,822 shares of common of
PUBLIC SERV¬
ICE CO.

of COLORADO:

And

in

Municipals:

$3,550,000 FLA. DEV.

COMM.;

(this

represents the unsubscribed

portion of an 872,786 offering to stockholders of
15 competitive bids are expected on the $5 million in
(rated A) (Moody's, S. P.). The fol¬

bonds of WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO.

lowing day (8/16) bids are also due on the $50 million DUKSl POWER ISSUE




debt

■

.stock

Corporate

be summed

The

6/14 record). On Aug.

covering 75,000
Schramm & Co.,

St.,

-

FOUR

year

ELECTRIC

A"
S.

an<* Fitch). In the
municipal market, the $30 million
STATE AUTH. issue due
Aug. 13 and the $16 million HOUSissue are the two
largest expected this week.

;

to date. Private housing starts
declined. Retail sales in June were above those of June, 1961, but declined from
May. New orders for durable goods declined in June for the fifth straight month.

ENGLAND

"Reg.

a

through

organizational

coin operated vending machine ,up}ts, andxthe sale
products to be dispensed therefrom;;ThU§.iar, the company

side, figures as to business activity in the U. S,' were spotty. The Federal
Reserve Board's Index of Industrial Production in June rose by 0.3%, represent¬

of NEW

$4,

Boston

New

The

registra¬

the business of sell¬

in

engage

: the

tive

common

was

Co..

Corp., Blyth & Co.. Inc. and Smith, Barney
City, are joint managers of a group that will
offering.
- /
registration statement also covers 124,282 shares of common

Co.,

leasing

July employment figures showed an
improvement; stock prices during the first two weeks of July also evidenced
an advance (which proved to be temporary); semi-annual reports of many major
corporations were encouraging; automobile sales and inventories showed excel¬
lent gains.
The preceding were some of the plus signs for the economy, but,
these were not enough for most economists to espouse great optimism. On the
negative side was the desultory action of the stock market despite (1) the lower¬
ing of the margin requirements, (2) President Kennedy's assurances via TelStar to the world that the U. S. would not devalue its currency; (3) the Treasury's
revised rules permitting more liberal depreciation charges. Further on the nega¬

shares of

Janney

;

record

underwrite

for $50, exercisable at $4
per share.
(formerly
Atlanta
Engineering
&
Development

or^aniz6tifiin1M^.rch.and

was

off-food

Washington

AND

share,

per

Subscription rights will expire
on
Sept. 24, 1962. The subscription price (max. $24) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.

July 31 covering 85,000 shares of
offered for public sale on a best-efforts-all-orLampert &. Co., Inc., 23Q Park Ave., Nevy

picture,

LARGEST CORPORATE

$6

—

stock

will

held

Drourr,

temporarily at least, having met-with severe oppo¬
sition by prominent figures including Sen. Byrd of the Senate Finance Com¬
mittee, and a "lukewarm" reception by Rep. Mills, Chairman of the House Ways
& Means Committee. On Aug. 8, Council of Economic Advisers' Chairman Walter
W. Heller told Congress that the performance record of the U. S. economy is
disappointing and needs bolstering. Dr. Heller cited a "leveling off" as a pos¬
sibility but also cautiously added that the recent slowdown could be an advance
signal of a recession. According to Dr. Heller the President has not yet come
to any decision on the tax cut situation.

WEEK'S

at

550 Fifteenth St., Denver, filed with the Securi¬
Exchange Commission on Aug. 7 a registration statement
the proposed offering of 1,242,822 additional shares of

common

York

New

to have evaporated,

THIS

Withdrawn—

company of

and

covering

~

and

economic circles today

ing the smallest monthly increase for the

filed

at

for

used

mints.

The

ties

-

■

on

proper stimulants to boost a weary stock
At this writing the mUch talked about "Tax Cut"

To add to the confused economic

per

Co.—'*Reg. A" Filing—
1962

offered

confections,

Corp/,

•

devising the

economy.

be

Offering—

underwriter
•

15

with

underwriter

Corp.)

engaged

and

publicly

Public Service Co. of Colorado

The public offering price (maximum $4 per
share) and un¬
derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement
includes 5,000 shares underlying
5-year warrants-to be sold

ROSENBERG*

Street

$1

,

to

are

Bonds

with

be

of

and

579.

^'Substituting for Mr. Sidney Brown who is serving his two-week
Military Reserve tour.
The key word in both financial and

at
.

Dec.

Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By

offered

July 20,

to

3150

also

adver¬

■

on

shares

of

29,
1961
which
covered
subordinated ..depentures due 1977

on

through

par
p.

531.

of

company

The

for

been

Plantation

withdrew its registration statement

convertible

offered

address

common

1801.

July 27, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 125,000
through Costello, Russotto & Co.,

used

publicly

,

The

Calif.

Kornhandler
in

on

have

to

company

Proceeds

:

&

shares to be offered at $2,

Hills,

shares

The

SEC Registration

—

National Uni-Pac, Inc.—Common Registered—..

Kornhandler, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—

The corporation
common

Eeverly

offered
3.

p.

First California Co.,
Inc., and Schwabacher &
Francisco, were the underwriters.—V. 193, p. 2781. '
~

Plantation Chocolate

1

•

,

-

City.—V.

York.

,

capital
San

.

Music Royalty Corp.—Correction—

none

(Leu)

*

Products Corp.

*

6»/2%

City.—V.' 196,

Registration Withdrawn

March 30 which covered 80 000
offered
publicly at $4 per share

and

been

withdrawn,

to

Aug. 6,
1962 issue reported that this company had-filed
a
registration statement, .with the SEC on July 27 covering 150,000
shares of common stock to be offered for public sale at $1 per
share through
Associates Securities Co., Pittsburgh; However, the

on

been

Blauner

Seymour

York

the

offered

Our

companyNwithdrew

have

be

"

the company withdrew Its registration statement

1962

6,

have

to

the

is. engaged in min¬
*

Electro

been

York

correct

Aug.

.

manufacture
On

its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC onVMarch 26, which covered 200,000
common
shares to have been offered publicly
at $2.50 per snare

On

will

•

of 230 S. Center Street, Casper, Wyo.,

Withdrawn—

tration Withdrawn—

195, p.

Ltd.—SEC Registra¬
'V

Qn Aug. 6, 1962 the registration statement originally filed with
SEC on Jupe 21, 1961 covering a secondary offering of 100,000

_

-

Corp.-r-SEC Regis¬

Demver.—V.

to

Inc., New York

to

Jays Creations, Inc.—SEC

of

stock

.

shares

common

common

New

through Amos C. Sudler & Co.,

shares

ing operations.

14.8%.

1962 the

common

split),

new

working capital, end general corporate

*

Mt. Hi,

of

3,

Filing—^

No underwriting is involved.
are

purposes.

$1,253,000

Aug.

of

2492.

Unsubscribed

basis.

1, 1962 the company
filed with the SEC

On

of

stock

Sale

shar.e, without underwriting.-r-V. 196,

1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,offered at $1 for subscription by stock¬

be

to

l-for-5

a

originally

Container

115-for-l

81%.

owns

Aug; ' 6/' 1962 the company withdrew its ' registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on June 21, which covered

'

•443,565

corporation on July 30,

common

holders

outstanding 228,500 shares of common stock, of which Leonard
Board Chairman and President, and Morton Stein and
Vice-Presidents, own 12.3% each, and Albert D. Ross,

Plastic

shares

115,000

recent

a

Pacific States Steel Corp.—SEC Reg.

Kessler,

International

On

ment

group

Bernard Levit,

Vice-President,

cer-

cue cw<a, •.« .wuiy
-covering 86,OoO -shares of
which Mr. Winn owns 59.86% and management
60.76%. Book value of stock" now outstanding

Mt Hi Uranium & Oil Corp.—"Reg. A"

a

to

•"

wren

/

center

a

addition

In

is

is

advances

repay

receivable.

stock,

The

M.ss.)

and

company

accounts

as

the company, to ^reduce indebtedness and for
addition to certain indebtedness, the company

by
In

statement

the

by

outstanding

the

to

North Battleford Brewing Co.,

or

officials

operates

and

owns

Meridian,

outstanding

book

tion Withdrawn—

by collector-sales¬
who sell merchandise

contractors

common

two bowling centers (in Levit¬
a parr.v
agreements to pur¬
chase four additional centers and
an
option to purchase a fifth.
The company also is engaged in the trading stamp business near
Philadelphia. The aggregate purchase price for the four centers is
98,334 common shares and $456,500.
Of the $816,540 estimated net
proceeds from the stock sale, $393,500 will be used for consumma¬
tion of the purchase agreements covering the four centers; and the
company

and

independent

are

employed

-are

and collect

'

v

The

town

who

men

which
who

canvassers

corporation of 19 Country Club Shopping Center, Levittown,
Pa., filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 31 covering
344,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $7
per share.
The offering will be made on an all-or-none basis as to
the first 100,000 6hares and a best-efforts basis as to an additional
44,000 shares, through underwriters headed by Walnut Securities
Corp., 2104 Walnut St., Philadelphia, which will receive an 84£ per
share commission and $30,240 for expenses.
The statement also In¬
cludes 500 shares to be Issued to-Victor E. Balenger as a finder's
The

prices (maximum $4 per share).
operations of the company involve a credit type
the sale of merchandise is made door-to-door by

prevailing
The

business

Reg.

expenses,

stock (after giving ef¬
which Charles L. Lewis,
the public will Increase
value of stock now outstanding from a deficit of $.0042
to about $1.48 per share. Presently outstanding stock was
purchased
at 10 cents per share.
the

the SEC covering 29,000 outstanding shares of com¬
stock, to be offered for public sale by Philip D. Winn, President,

mon

outstanding debenture, to pay costs of tools,'dies and
and ? for working capital and certain con¬
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company

an

services,,

President,

statement with

York City.

New

Ave.,

Intercontinental Management Corp.—Common

a

sultant

fect

2026.

p.

redeem

engineering

to

pas

1982

2

Industrial

through

has

shares

Majestic Utilities Corp.—Common Registered—

the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SJ5C on April 20 which covered 100,000
common
shares to have been offered publicly at net asset value

B.

to

the

with

filed

common

Registration Withdrawn—

On

—V.

solely for one franchise dealer, such franchise covering
Georgia and Florida and contingent upon the dealer securing equity
financing. Of the $277,500 estimated net proceeds from the stock
sale, $120,000 will be used to purchase inventory and the balance

1962 the company

Aug. 9,

100,000

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

has arranged

Food

originally

.

i

Industries, Inc.—Securities Exchange
Commission Registration Withdrawn—
;
Lustig

This capital together with the proceeds from
this offering will be used to pay the $900,000 purchase price and
expenses
of this
offering, including about $103,000 for under¬
writer's commissions and for other expenses.

contribute

;

LA.; $106,210,000 LOCAL HOUSING AUTH.; $33,300,000 LOS ANGELES, DEPT.
OF WATER POWER, CAUF.; $7,650,000
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
August 9, 1962.

mp.

Volume

Proceeds
of

Number 6185

196

be

to

are

Realty of
general

421

used

for

.

.

The Commercial and financial Chronicle

,

working

capital.

" '
"
Majestic. Bldg., Cheyenne,
estate,
mortgage
loan

real

~
is engaged in the fields
financing
and
sale
of

(635)

in

News of Business and Finance

.

...

^

insurance.

.«

.

,

,

v

,

,

The

shares

of

underwriting),
The
and

at

company

Horn
the

with

to

share.'
organized under

was

operate

undertaken

pointed
entire

rod

construction

of

mill

a

sale,

$200,000

Inc.
$850,000

the

will

be

40

a

estimated

to

April
mill at

plot

acre

this

on

in

tube
site

and

; Adley Corp.—Proposed Stock S&le—

,

net

payment

-

of land'

An

ap¬

for

additional

proceeds from" the,
purchase of the

,-The

company/

vehicle

on

common

the

.

15,000

employees at not less

its.

building}-$211,200 to payment on leased factory equipment, and the '
balance to purchase 49%
of an affiliated company, " for general •

fered—Via

administrative

expenses.

Sterling industries,
Inc.
president)
for
$4,900.
The
which

Walter

cluding

L.

shares

common

than

$9

will

be

offered

share.

per

1

•

certain

to

/

-

management

Presiaeuu.-

is

officials,

headquartered in New Haven, Conn., is a motor
operating in 18 eastern states. It will use
tne scock sale lor working capital.'1""■
!

company's1

Period

Corp.—Six

stock, of
others, in¬

Ended

June

nine

shares

each.

:

30—

Proxits

SEC

-

«

-

1952

* ?;'•>

Registration

r

'

I

;

433,550
$0.18

'

'

;

-

.

.

;

.

\

.

;

"

_>

'

.

1,

Aug.

1962

originally

the

the

A

withdrew

company

filed with

SEC

on

its

Oct.

registration

27,

1961

which

state¬

Net

profit

after

taxes

reached

The

corporation

Proceeds

be

to

are

Camp, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—

July

on

A common Shares

class

against $107,670,

to

19, 1962 filed a "Reg. A"
offered at $100, without

covering

be

usjd

for

he

basis

by

Plaza,

York,

New

The

all

owns

of

to

such

San

Stock

—

'■

of

transport,

other
will

tourist

be

gages

the

tourist

real

on

of

interest

additional

1%

Israel

in

the

and

shares)

loans

by

in

and most of the balance for

to

hotels

loans

to

and

restaurants

prosective

inland

loans

Laskey

is

Chairman—American

Section.—V.

193,

Aug. 6,

Co.,

Inc.,

New

York

City.

"

•„

-

registration
shares
sale

of

at

basis
and

statement

beneficial

$6

510

with

The

Bldg.,

the

interest

share.

per

Fleming
in

SEC
the

offering will

be

to

(

made

On

a

medium

able

organized

was

as

business

a

trust

March,

1962,

of

in

to

compared

compared

to

earnings

fiscal

in

for

best

"__2

the

Net

expense—r.

—

income

of

income

I,'

-•»},,

$3,702,323

Net

after

2,557,502

Earned
—V

$1,144,821
54,379
192,044

321,690

affiliate

•

98,325

$273,307

>50% ,,Owned

: s *

r

•

..

i 5

■•••.

..;a-ffjlia$er
.>,1 "•

'

,

j--,

-m.-r-

"ftTH

-r-

-•

$41,000,
This"

earned

193, p.

r

,

Net

.

"

196,

30,

195,

2255.

p.

>

Southern

"•

,

.

..

,

Net

ry.

—V.

p.

$250,631
64,337

deficit *'

oper.

195,

of

196,

were

409,227
of

shares

$22,700.

shares

in

the

or

1961

•

:

1962

1961

338,116,922 300,907,017
31,623,972
23,731.513
share—

$1.48

$1.11

21,391,800

shares

March

21,382,104

31—

1.

1

1962

—

vtl

Subs.)—
1961

$29,486,086 $27,725,423
wi6,151,883
5,362;474

share

common

p.

(&

1

.iuji^-uu

shares

common

$0.32

$0.29

7,312,526

i.I—

7,312,526

•

.

$7,638:606

.

Earnings
in

Fof

7,093,'625

$627,957

'."55,393

~

v

& Northern RR.

Per. End. June 30—

1962—Quar.—1961
oper.1 revenue—$646,871
$658,759

-.

$315,577r

54,768

the

the

earnings

in

the

second quarter of 1962
interim dividend equivalent

an

the

second

quarter were $9,482,000
adjusted earnings of $7,735,000

to

same

first

period

six

last

months

compared

to

year.

net

income

$15,292,000

totaled

or

$1.07

66

or

or

cents

per

54

tertts

per

,,

(

$17,613,000
share

per

SI.23

or

in

1961.—

533.

American Viscose Corp.- -Six Months'
Report— \
Ended June

'

'

v'

f

30—

'

>

*

after

1962—6 Mos.—1961

*

per

share

common

$

119,418,000 101,157.000
7,136.000
3,345,000

taxes

195, p.

1961

$

*

sales—-1—^

—V.

Co.—Earnings

1962
'

f

'

Net
Net

535,128-'

$1.50

$0.71

2376.

"

$1,322,623

$1,310,818

432,808

464,827

847,223

912,405

$214,063

$193,932

$475,400

$398,413

987

5,583

37,094

10,361

Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—Six Months'
Report—•
Period
Net

;\

in

compared

per share
V. 196, p.

........

unit

Climax, Inc.—Earnings Up 6%—

Climax

1961, not including

nine
cents
per
Amax share received from Rhodesia Selection
Trust in the second
quarter. Last year the Rhodesian Selection Trust
interim dividend of nearly
eight cents per Amax share was received
in the third quarter.

share
sharb

$7,409,202

7,010,649 '

$299,477
-

over

to

-

*r

Mdtal

6%

up

Earned

the existing
prepayment penalty

on

income

1962—6 Mos.—1961

2255.

Alabama, Tennessee

the Trust acquired

share

30—

taxes—:

per

Period

Net rev. frr ry. op.

in JanUary,

'

a

net

common

with

316.

American

.

RR.—Earnings—

1962—Qu&r,—-1961
revenue.., .-$3,762,166
$3,846,824
expenses3,511,535
3,547,^47

oper.

cents

with

after

$0.17

the company reported earnings

Per. End. June'30—
oper,

income

402,166

revenues

after

—V.

share on operating revenue of $42,935,000 compared
and' $42,285,000 respectively for the 12-months ended

1961.—V.

Ry.

farms

topped $84,000.
all charges and

Cyanamid Co.- -Six Months' Report—

common

p.

<tNumber

$93,719

,

per

Ry.

on

801.

common

of

Earned

$0.69

For the 12 months ended June

Alabama Great

public-,
efforts'

10

or

compares

American Metal

30,

nearly

sales, Simon

business

1489.

p.

$2.28

Net

taxes

per

Operating

L"->' —-—•——

$377,234

——

share:

per

1902

of
in

American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.
Quarterly Report—
1

$93,719

...

y,.-

77?.■ J

half

increase

company's

898,398

594,997

taxes

taxes-

in

;•

first

15%

of 4he

sales

53,097

income

Sales

before.

year

share

American

1961

$1,571,829
923,735

_„

the

in

better than

reports.

Period Ended June

$5,406,681

1

385,000 shs.

*

Systems, Inc.—Net Up Sharply

company
a

stock.

a

half.—V.

1962

"

Outstanding

1,000,000 shs.

in

1960.

intends

,

cents,

first

1961.

$182,824

$2.89

on

approximated

common

six

3,834,852

a 90% *
.,Ry:
a -corporation which owns
Wakonda Village Apartments, a>"
Ry. oper; expenses—residential garden apartment project in Des MoftieS.
The Trust'
to redeem the
remaining 10%, interest at the seller's cost,>
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
liquidate the corporate owner thereby acquiring fee title to Wakonda
Net ry. oper. income
Village, and rearrange the mortgage financing on the
property. The
—V. 195, p. 2255.
$350,000 estimated net proceeds from the sale of
shares, together
With a $1,000,000 mortgage loan will be used to

interest in

$3.00

s01d__

exclusive
of

192,

with

participate in large and diversified real estate invest¬
ments which ordinarily would not be available to them
individually.
Initial emphasis will be placed
upon investments in Iowa; and-the
Trust intends to qualify as a real estate investment trust
under the
In

30—

JUne

administration

income

June:

1962, as
by which investors may, through ownership of transfer-"

Revenue Code.

$637,745

$194,015

were

were

royalties—-

for

'.Of $2.33

shares,

Internal

year

share

N^Td'CO^e^———_

—V.

>iW

through Conway Brothers, Inc., 904 Walnut St,, Des Moines,,
other Des Moines firms, which will receive a 600
per"
selling commission and $25,000 for expenses:
f.

The Trust

Net

,

offered

be

income

gross

Retained

President,

against $39,000

in

of

in

1960.

expense

1

M

Moines,. Iowa,, filed at
Aug. 2 .covering 400,000

on

meeting

taxes

increase

an

under

data
processing
cards
exceeded
$2,700,000,
compared
$2,343,000 in the first half of 1961. Pretax income

com¬

financial

The corporation has reported
earnings of $3.27 per common share
on
operating revenue oi $37,156,000 for the first nine months of.
fiscal 1962 compared with
earnings of $3.31 per share on operating
revenue
of $37,158,000 for the
corresponding period in 1961.

Des

Trust,

from

and

stockholders'

Alabama Gas Corp.—Nine Months' Net Down—

three

share

a

of

company

report

a

activities

on

-Safety,.Electrical .Equipment dprp^^„.'^ ^ ,>03,927.7

'

par)—

and

1494.

p.

Urban America Real Estate Trust—Shares
Reg'd—
The

the

per

before

Share

through.

&

and

Income

mort¬

1962

Lewis

received

annual

Pa.

earnings

Period Ended

the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Aug. 7, 1961 which covered 100,000 common shares to have been offered at
$5 per share
Edward

and.

Provision

Universal Industries, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
On

the

revealed

profit——

Income

to

Board

for

goods

Selling

transport,-';

for

of

Interest

the acquisition1 r'of Vessels and
building of piers;. "
enterprises engaged in the maintenance of souvenir
shops. " Theodore
Kollek
is
Board
Chairman
and
Lawrence
G.

and

sales

Gross

'

to

Freight

McPhersOn
at

$1.25

1941.

p.

its

Number

the

cents

Philadelphia,

•Gaynor,

week.

report

.Earnings

Cost

of equipment,, ,,
merchandise
in
the
en- ,".,

loans

earnings

Net

"

means

by

Corp.—Earnings Up 31%—

Airborne

last

earnings

Period Ended

purchasers

related

and

restaurants';

and

secured

194,

(50

American Business

earlier,

year

Ajax Magnethermic Corp.—Six Months' Report—

furnisning financing
by the company at"

held

—V.

1961,

doubled

to

1960

efforts

assists

of

Francisco

The

Net-

30

Rockefeller
expenses.
Under-

for

a

of

stock

of

being

best

a

on

Corp.,

$10,978,643

$15,8U6,650 over $13,439,996 for
increased 31%
from $488,568 in I960 to

souvenir shops, seashore facilities and
The net proceeds from the debenture sale

furnishings,
hotels

of

corporations

loans

estate;

furniture .and

Fixed

made

$50,000

ordinary

trade

Most

enterprises.
for

be

Economy

receive

for hotels,

were

restaurants,

used

largement

will

outstanding

1961,

will

Basic

(the

'

18%

be supplied by amendment.
organized in 1957 by the State of Israel (which

enterprises.

December,
of

to

was

Ls

development

which

are

company

Israel

offering

American-Israel

writing terms

of

State

share, in the first half
reported to stockholders.
from

at

FINANCING

Authorized
Common

share,

per

per

$12,704,045

pany President
John
D.
statistics for fiscal
1961

located in Jerusalem, Israel, and the Stae of Israel,
filed a registration statement
With the SEC oh Aug. 3 covering
$5,000,000 of 7%
senior debenture stock due 1982, to be offered
amount.

to

cents

...

Stockholders

company

principal

15.7%

rose

said.

Airborne Freight

.

of

Owen,

20

or

This

..

pubiic sale at 100%
6% is guaranteed by the
payable if earned).
The

Sales

4

950

general

Tourist Industry Development Corp. Ltd.
Registered—
'
:

for

President,

Myron

12' cents

$174,067,

underwriting..

corporate purposes.
Sun Valley of 400 McCarty Eldg., Boise, is engaged in the
opera-r
tion of a summer camp for youths Interested in music and ether
forms
cf artistic expression.
,
v

The

or

W.

Sun Valley Music

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT

electronic

110,000. common shares to have been offered publicly, at $4 per share
through Pinkie & Co., New York City.—V," 194, p. 1994. ■,
"

stock

ViCe-President-Secretary, respectively, founded the company.
principal offices of the company are located at 104 North
E.,. Clifton, Texas.
The executive offices of the company
located in Exchange Park,
Dallas, Texas.

are

61.7%' jump in earnings for the six months ended June 30,
reported by this leading manufacturer of capacitors and other
components for the military, space and industrial fields.'

was

covered^

common

Avenue

-

On

ment

firm's

utive
The

'

''

Aerovox Corp.—Sales Up 15.7%; Net 61.7%—

,

this

BUSINESS—The company is in the business of
leasing motor
vehicles,, primarily automobiles,' to business and industrial Con¬
cerns.
It was incorporated under the laws bf
the State of Texas
on
Dec. 3, 1958.
Two of the original
incorporators, Clarence E.
Scherler and Jack D.
Williams, Who are nOW President and Exec¬

981,124

$0.35

_

:

237,6.,

p.

1961

2,188,897
858,058

.„

share

per

—V/195,
>

Sun City Dairy Products, Inc.
Withdrawn—
:
•

Mr.

lease, thus ehablirig the company to avoid financing
the entire cost of each vehicle.

$96,212,340 $86,191,630

taxes

Profits after taxes—
"

-

"

••

Report—

___

Profits before

Sterling

•

•

■

Months'

of

placed

'*

-

Admiral

of

common

and

2,000

.

effectively,"

was

Net proceeds, estimated at
$85,396, will be applied
toward capital investment in the
financing of addi¬
tional vehicles to be purchased when

carrier

Sales

4,040 "shares

owns

the

by

49%

more

July 30, 1962, offering circular, William
Co., Corsicana, Texas, offered publicly,

85,000 shares
per share.

from

proceeds

"

working

1

.

Howland

certain

S. Bartlowe

wholly-owned

(now

outstanding 22,040 shares of

has

company

during construction and for
The company will purchase

expenses

other

and

Company

East

the

B. Robinson &

,

.

and

capital

throughout

Box

American Automobile
Leasing Corp.—Common Of¬

,

On July 30, 1962 the ICC authorized the, company to sell pub¬
licly, at not less than $10 per share, 105,000 $2 par common shares.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York
City, was named
principal underwriter,
"
A ...

1962
Pin-,

has

distributor

exclusive

as

applied

law

and

and

a.,

for

Michigan

non-ferrous

a

Sterling; Industries,

production. Of

stock

filed

Aug. 2 covering 850,000
public sale
(without*

on

offered

conning, Mich. The company has purchased
•Und

Mich.,

Pinconnlng,

Road,
SEC

be

$1. per

to

proposes

300

stock,

common

England
American

purchased for cash but the
price was not disclosed. The acquisition is
expected to) add in excess
of $2 million to tne annual
sales volume of Altamil, Mr. Canfield
said.—V. 196, p. 4.

Sterling Copper Corp.—Common Registered—
The corporation,
of
registration statement

New

C&nfield said.

>

.

3

'

Net

Earned
—V.

June'

Ended

30—

'

1962

income

after

per

189,

share

common

2670 and V.

p.

p.

$5,l'76,109
2,636:209

$0.92

__.

188,

1961

$5,735,894
2,792,994

i

taxes_x

$3.86

646.

'

■

*

prepay

mortgage indebtedness

on

Wakonda

Village.

A

of

Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—Six Months' Report—

approximately $29,000 will be discharged and the remaining $30,000 interest in the property will be redeemed from
the liquid assets

of the

will

corporate

be

used

The

to

Trust

owner

has

Period

Any additional proceeds
estate investments.

real

outstanding

46,666

Net

-^-V.

shares

-it

with

shares.

The

management

and

remaining shares

were

related

issued

services)

(together

owns

with

a

cash

1962

.

sharO—

per

196,

:

—_;

-

Per. End. June 30—

$0.40

1962—Qbaf.—1961

oper.

revenue—

$1,960,173

$1,900,899

$3,785,483

$3,661,955

oper.

expenses.

1,667,480

1,633,614

3,230,767

3,159.211

ry. op.

$292,693

$267,285

$554,716

$502,744

income

120,950

111,146

189,966

177.015

3.

p.

Net
—V.

fr.

rev.

ry.

oper.

195,

2256.

p.

reported record

payment) to Weitz Co., Inc. for the '90% interest in the cor¬
owner of Wakonda-Village.
Rudolph W. Weitz is Chairman'
the Trustees, Board Chairman and in control of
Weitz Co., aftd a
director of General Management.
Other trustees are also affiliated

Jerome

J. Kaufman,
President, said pre-tax earnings from cqnsblidated: opetatioris "for the nine-month
period" were $2,337,764 in
1962

compared

$2,029,941 in 1961. Net earnings, after taxes,-:
amounted
to
$1,194,264 for the first nine months
of
1962,
or
64 cents per share, compared with
$1,039,094, or 56 cents per share

*

for

the

same

Revenue

.

.to

period

from

siding

indhths

ended

amounted to

same

Proposed Registrations

for

p.

June

period in

the

same

2488.

1961.

in

Kietory,

30,

period

and

finance

1962,

also

$16,855,291,

1961.

Mr.

the

operations

the

highest

compared

Kaufman

were

'

»

went

highest

-

of

the

$15,998,485
say

for

unit

like period.—V.

any
•

.

that

.

-

after

May

31—

:

Altamil
The

On

Aug.

1962,

2,

directors

of

15-year

ties

principally for the construction

at

Bird

statement

Coal

also

properties

would

cover

near

of new coal preparation

Johnstown,

the

Pa.

The

deben¬
facili¬

registration

proposed sale by Mr. J. R. Maust,
and President, of 250,000 shares of common
stock. East¬
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York City would be the

Chairman
man

principal underwriter.—V.

196,

p.

acquired

the

the

sales'

195,

Earned

431.

*

per

Assets include
a

ftiill

veneer

tihibor

in

a

wirebound box plant and warehouse in
Cleveland,
box -plant in Marion and extensive
stands of

Carolina.

The

companies

subsidiary of Altamil under the direction
•Altamil Vice-President and fh&flager bf
lis WIre-Bdund Box Division at

of

"The"
us

acquisition
an

East

adds

coast

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twice a week [e.very

be

operated

as

$2,388,346

,

62,373

$0.11

—

-

1

$0.06

Armstrong Rubber Co.—Nine Months' ReportPeriod Ended June 30
net

1962

sales

before taxes

5,860,174
—2,905,000
2,995,174
$1,73

taxes

income_

"Based

6,557,375

3,279,000
3,282 375

^

the

on

1962—V.

1961

$78,855,390 $87,346,013
J

195,

p.

1,704,069

ccmmon

shares

outstanding

$1.93
on

June

30,

2257.

Ashland Oil &
Period Ended

Refining Co.—Nine Months' Report

June 30—

'

1962

a

George W. Thompson,

the corporation's

Fernwood,

gives

will

1961

•

■

.

and

South

;

Earnings per share*..—

Co., Inc., Clove'
land, and its wholly owned subsidiary, the American Wood Products
Corp.
of Marion. .South Carolina,
according to G. L. Canfield,
.

1962

$2,975,070
110,117

share

common

Consolidated

Net

•

-

.

;

195, p. 2488.

Income

-

American Box

President.

the

company approved proceeding
with the preparation of a registration statement to be
filea with the?
SEC to cover the sale by the
company of $5 million
tures

Corp.—Acquisition—:

corporation has

*

.

__

taxes

nine

company's

to
to

on

-

in

the

Ended

sales„,:.—_

Net

—V.

'

for

Aqua-Chem, Inc.—Annual Report
Period
Net

Provision for income
'

Maust Coal & Coke Corp.—Plans Debenture Sale—

1962—6 Mos.—1961

Ry.
Ry.

(223,832).

Alside, Inc.', world's largest manufacturer of aluminum siding, has
earnings for the nine months ended June 30, 1962.-

$5,000

RR.—Earnings—

1961

$11,127,626" $9,669,861

Alside, Inc.—Sales, Net at New Highs—

12,500

of

Management.

„

—_

Net

porate

with General

30—

June

revenues——

income__—346,944

Earned

(recently issued in re¬
capitalization for 28,000 shares then outstanding), of which
General
Management Corp. (which initiated formation of the Trust and will
provide

Ended

Operating

of Wakonda Village.

make further

Ann Arbor

indlan^po-,

Miss.

substantially to our timber reserves and
plant tTiat Will enable us to serve customers

1961

$
Net
Net

sales——
after

Earned
Number

—V.

taxes

per

of

196,

p.

:

common

common

share.

shares

$

237,466,070
10,943,589

___L

229,949,910
10,712,113

$1.47
—_

$1.49

7,324,472

6,824,410

533.

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(636)

chased

Ry.—Earnings—

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

Rv

oner,

154,809,070 301,259,953 294,605,320
123,032,032 116,800,313 239,261,996 227,532,604
156,957,854

revenue—

oper.

Expenses-

Net

Net

fr.

rev.

195,

~33,925,822

ry. op.

p.

Atlanta

further

Rv

oner

expenses-

Net

income
2257.

oper.

ry

—V.

195,

p.

Atlanta

,,

.

■

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$1,841,830
$1,792,527
1,066,743
977,609

'.to

revenue—

$828,892

Ry.

oper.

expenses-

753,721

Net

~~

fr. ry. op.

rev.

ry.

income
195,

oper.

♦Deficit.—V.

$75,171
♦71,945
2257.

p.

shares

'

'

is offering its stockholders the right
to subscribe for $810,000 of 6%
subordinated con¬
vertible debentures due Sept. 1, 1972, at par, on the

through

share
to

of

$7

Aug.

1965;

31,

$4

at

world-wide

network

System."

Car

domestic

per

the

In

18,

The

as

company

used

be

is

.

located

at

100

Providence.

of

business

The

the

is

the operation of modern airconditioned tenpin bowling centers. It is currently operating three
such
centers in Rhode Island,
and eight in Massachusetts,
with
total

a

of

company

EFFECT

PRESENT

T'O

sales

6%

subord.

6%

Common

—V.

debs,

stock

195,

due,Jam..J,,

(no

1970

$500,000
810,000

1,000,000 shs.

540,000 shs.

Line

RR.

196,

The

fr.

ry. op,

$10,137,118

income

2,726,908

$8,191,395 $20,476,194

2,318,291

$17,844,347

5,782,328

5,120,526

215.

Atlas Chemical Industries,

net
earnings
for
the
second
quarter
of
1962
12.4% to $1,376,000 (40 cents a share), from $1,224,000 (36
same period in 1961 as restated to include the

share) for the

Stuart

Co.

operating
the

(now

5%

of

5.9%

rose

Corresponding sales and
$22,346,000 from $21,097,000 for

to

first

six

months

of

1962, consolidated net earnings were
share on 3,457,978 shares outstand¬

to $2,315,000 (67 cents

a

ing) from $2,204,000 (64 cents

a

share

on 3,449,993 shares outstand¬
Consolidated sales and operating
were $43,173,000; 7.2%
higher
than $40,284,000 for the comparable period of 1961.—V. 195,
p. 635.

for

ing)

first

the

for

revenues

of

half

six

the

Y.,

196,

oper)
oper.

April

annual

30,

"We

1962,

have

search

and

stockholders

the

fiscal

be

195,

of

■

re¬

development,

oriented; but,
adequate cost and

with

essential

the

to

ultimate

in

addition,

other

business

the

internal

ability

controls

technical

and

to
is

follow
equally
of

success

the

organization.
within
sales
tive

the

first year

above

amounted

to

statement

"This

balance
V"

■"

loss

year-end

operation,

framework, as
$108,643, and

and

$82,267.

of

had

reflected
as

sheet,

shown
we

instituted

in

this

in

the

partially

a

within

Our

6,446,257

6,529,009

349,930

442,609

664,054

975.863

in

the

last

year

in

year's

After

compara¬

net

a

equal

Net

income

Common
—V.

loss

of

the

delay in the
finalizing portions of proposed procurements for which
uniquely qualified and on which we were being considered.

nevertheless

sustained

to retain, intact, essential
quali¬
assuring their availability once the pro¬
Furthermore, certain operating losses were
supporting
the
Allison
Associates
Division,
that
principally concerned with commercial and graphic

in

being

activity

determined

were

generated.

arts.

sought, during this period, to strike a balance between
establishing certain basic proprietary components, as well as under¬
taking research and development programs,
so
that
from
this
,

base

sound
We

are

the

future

confident

now

have received

or

of

business

excellent

National

growth
that

reached

Aeronautics

of

this

the

from

the

course

final

company might be
has proven a wise

This

Center,

backlog will

with

the

should

to

one.

We

negotiation stage for the receipt
Agencies
such
as
the

a

lead

to

our

internal

year

of

approximately $285,000.
largest year of sales, and, combined
controls
and
production
facilities,

Drofitable

operations of the Allison
has been curtailed in line

to

test

utilized

company

pattern
in

the

the

earnings

in

share of

the

first fiscal

stock,

common

period

based

this

on

is

equipments

Associates

Division

of

the

com¬

and

being

year

your




exercised

its

option

and

pur¬

that

1962

:

and

8,769,873

the

195,

—V.

196,

June

per

common

2820

pp.

expenses-

$1.11

—_

2,019,113 shs.
'

30—

June

fr.

rev.

ry.

—V.

On

1962

Income

$53,333,219

share

$0.76

2,797,416

2,758,997

30—

1962

Total

New

1,743,707

Net

Total

taxes

,___

the

1962
York

three

of

amounted

1961

of

$4,095,219

$

for

dividend

210,536,003

71,613,979
25,150,000

9,575,000

shares
For

138,922,024

fixed

charges

charges
available

for

dividends

3,381,731

$45,766,855 $40,270,710
14,490,952
13,316,471

$31,275,903 $26,954,239
26,302,359

Retained
income

—V.

196,

Belt

earnings
per

p.

transferred

to

surplus

share

number

114.

of

cents

shares

24,729,488

$4,973,544

$2,224,751

$1.31

outstanding

net

share,

per

Mr.

1961

$71,372,298 $66,945,180
8,149,895

7,777,835

$0.96

$0 91

:____

2929.

RR.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$4,266,006
1,380,526

$4,668,008

$7,771,755

$7,665,976

1,418,211

1,765,364

805,175

the

stock

common

Stock

of

the

under

Exchange

the

company was
ticker
symbol

listed
BRK.

$1.20

23,911,236

months

for
on

income

preferred

of s common

appointed
195,

p.

co-

1921.

ended

stock

June

its

30,

1962,

North

the

tentative

American

net

subsidiaries

taxes.

charges, reserves and a provision
This is equivalent, after provision

stock,

to

cents

67

outstanding

on

share

per

June

30,

5,199,401

on

1962.

the\porresponding three-month period in 1961 and on
basis
hf; consolidation, the net earnings of Bristol-Myers

For

the

six

to

months

$7,533,532 after
763,555 for income

the

Co.

ended

all

June

charges,

30,

1962,

reserves

the

tentative

subsidiaries

and

net

earn¬

amounted

provision of $8,taxes.
This is equivalent, after
provision for
preferred stock, to $1.43 per share on the
5,199,401

on

shares

a

common

For

of

the

basis

and

its

charges,

stock
outstanding at June 30, 1962.
corresponding six-month period in 1961, and on the
of
consolidation, the net earnings of Bristol-Myers

North

American

reserves

and

subsidiaries

were

$6,189,924

after

all

provision of $7,039,798 for income
taxes,
after provision for dividends
on
preferred
stock, to $1.18 per share on the 5,181,251 shares of
common stock
outstanding at June 30, 1961.

22,481,353

Railway Co. of Chicago—Additional
Financing
Details—Our Aug. 6, 1962 issue
reported the sale on
Aug. 2 of $37,250,000 of this corporation's first mort¬

t

NortX- American
subsidiaries
were
$2,881,402
after
all
charges, reserves":imd a provision of $3,410,927 for income
taxes,
and were equivalent, after-.pr£>vision for dividend
on preferred
stock,
to
55
cents
per
share on the 5,181,251 shares of common stock
outstanding at June 30, 1961.

and

Average

first

and

its

and

$40,016,000 $34,725,000

3,401,799
for

Dividends

Net

93

1962

Bristol-Myers and
$3,518,785 after all

to

229,887,719
147,506,663

$42,365,056 $36,888,979

income

income

to

$367,000,000,

Bristol-Myers Co.—Earnings Higher—
earnings

same

Net

were

ings of Bristol-Myers and its North American
income

available

fixed

1962

1961.

the

for

1961.

$16,662,960 $17,296,713 $32,717,441 $33,595,118
12,396,954
12,628,705
24,945,686
25,929,142

op.

dividends
Income

in

.Bankers Trust ,Co.tl New York > City,
has ..been
registrar for the capital stock of the
company.—V.

10,397,000

.

operating
other

of

1.86%

were

;

29,619,000

._

revenues—

operating

the

on

Brach & Sons—N. Y. S. E. Listing—

82,381,056

expenses

taxes

million

$0.63

taxes

Other

of

Appointment—

1961

$49,473,721
2,133,224

revenues

operating

to

half

Report—

same

Net

ry.

6,

$

operating
Total
operating

first

316.

p.

Aug.

the

sales
1.96%

share—

income

oper.

196,

(E. J.)

1,953,780 shs.

of

30—

and

oper.

For

Ended

the

with $103

revenues—________
taxes—

revenue—

Net

.Bell Telephone Co. of Canada—Six Months'
Report
Period

in

of

.

reported

Edison Co.—Six Months'
Report—

oper.

316.

p.

sales

on

The-backlog at June 30,

.

compared

equivalent
1094.

p.

Boston & Maine

1961

shares

common

business
ago

to

quarter

Per. End. June 30—

1,432,651
$0.73

taxes——

of

new

which

$7,440,000,

Ended

195,

Net

shares

common

share

a

President,

195, p. 2030.

compared

second

were

after

—V.

$32,752,362

Beech Aircraft Corp.—Nine Months'

per

and

year

a

percentage

a

1962,

reported.—V.

Earned

1,528,483

1962

.——;

June

of

over

year.—V.

as

of

for

Operating

$2.62

1,534,044

.

2,234,736

Ended

cents

24

or

Chairman

of

earnings

Net

on

after

half.

sales

Boston

7,860,895

$39,571,461

195, p. 2257.

Period

first

1961

M.

earnings

4,000,895

$3.11

sales

Net

Jr.,

30%

Ry.

common

the

company

months

3,860,000

share

outstanding at June 30

share

in

$467,000,

million

$127

last

on

Allen

1961

3,995,000

renegotiation

income-

Earned per
Number of

cents

bookings

up

Becton, Dickinson & Co.—Nine Months' Report—

Net

$0.66

909,950

.

was

Period

retained.

company

was

Snyder,

were

date

Sales

the

Inc.—Annual Report—

Period Ended June 30
Net

$0.70

915,687

._

six

Ry.

Total

with
our
plan to de-emphasize
activities. The technology related
The
test
patterns
are
develoDed by Automation
Laboratories.

programs

work

ooerations.

"During the past six months we also have undertaken a
recruit¬
ing program and, after careful
screening are now in the process
of adding qualified personnel to
maintain our technical
objectives
and
to
enable
us
to meet
the
rapid
advancements in defense
technology inherent in new markets which we can
foresee for our
products.

"During

per

S.

"The

pany
unrelated

$708,311

Net

Government

and

U.

improved

lead

from

assured.

Space Administration, U. S. Naval Train¬
Navy, and the U. S. Army Engineer
Research
j and
Development Laboratories. As we enter our new
year of operations, we have a
backlog of
Device

ing

$1,198,214

973.

Total

"We

year

said,

six

taxes

per

p.

share

had net
earnings of $15,480,000,
or
$1.94
per
of $833,726,000 for the first six months
of
1962,
Allen, President, reported.
These figures compare with net
earnings of $16,175,000, or $2.03
per share, on sales of $823,629,000 for the first six
months

thereby

manpower,
were

to

rose

30—

taxes

616,000

the
company
in this year's first half totaled
triple the $678,000 earned in the like period a
earnings equaled $1.00 per share for the first six

net

ago

William

$74,835,154 $68,570,336

shares

195,

Number

We

period

income

we

grams

1962

4,774,873

for

1961

$6,586,000

shares..

and 35

the

Cordes

share,

;

before

1962

$6,671,000

Boeing Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—

quarter were $30,528,301 against $24,754,489
ended June 30,
1961.

$0.60

June

30—

Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—

year

for

The

1962.

Beckman Instruments,
Ended

of

Net

this

year

same

1,956,933 shares outstanding on June 30, 1962, which compared with
per share on 1,957,933 shares in the June quarter last year.
—V\ 196, p. 533.

Year

200

200

almost

or

stockholders

quarter.

to

Co.

Co

2440.

income

W.

$0.35

Earned

fied

30,

preferred dividends,

were

200

&

Southwest

$47,079,000.

Sales, Earnings Higher—

Net' salesL-_.iJ__.t

to

a

1962

the

250
250

any

June

June

Winslow, Inc.
Chapman, Howe
First

250

:

655,000

common

p.

earlier.

this

months

three

income

Net

in

the

Leith

250

months this year of
$90,525,000 were 5.3%
higher than the $85,990,000 in the corresponding 1961
period.
For the second quarter this
year net earnings were $1,(345,000, or
53 cents per share on sales of
$53,237,000. In the comparable period

$1,406,308

Net sales in

400

Co.

,

$1,268,978

ended

500

Co

&

1,200

June

Blaw-Knox

$3,561,664'i W715{235rU $7,935,31T

$522,783

months

The First Cleveland Corp.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Chace, Whiteside &

1,200

Inc.

&

1,200

common

of

$1,976,000

1962^-6 MoSit^-1961/i'-

3,038,881

of

&

.

per

Sales

$660,790

sales

Eurgess

Co.

Collins

taxes—

194,

Net

Baltimore.

3,171,311

highest

Government
are

Earned

—V.

June quarter in this corporation's his¬
tory and a significant advance in earnings over those of last year's
June quarter wex-e reported by Irwin S. Meltzer,
President, for the

net

5

attributable

Co.,

income
2257.

p.

Glynn

Illinois

Julien

.

RR,—ERrnings^nf,..;:

' $3,832,lOl

The

1,200
Co.

Corp

Ended

after

year

30-1—!»' 1962—Quar.^-1961

500

Blewer,

Jackson

sales—

Net

1962) $2,381,-

6,

Trust

Co.,

Binney & Smith Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period

1980 first refunding mortgage sinking
Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust

&

600

_____

&

533.

p.

Net

program

report.

experienced

*

«

is

I

Sept.

on

Co

Baird

1,200

&

—•

196,

—V.

due.

Beaunit Corp.—Record
The

*

—V.

this

"During

-

Pont

Webber,

600

1,200

Inc.__

Dominick

Curtis

&

W.

Corp.—

1,550
1,550

Merle-Smith

Higginson

&

Robert

600

1,550
:___

Dodge & Co.

Paine,

he

Net

owned

the

research

through

"'

ry. op.

fr.

oper.

Income

ended

year

accenting
those
areas
in
which
we
possessed unique capabilities. It is essential today, more than ever,
that a company achieve recognition for its
technology, proprietary
advantage in its products, sophistication in its
engineering, and
be capable of innovation. To accomplish, these
goals the company
must

Lee

800

Securities

.-_

Inc.

Co.____a_

du

800

Inc.

Childs

1,550

Corp

&

Co

FINANCING

PRESENT

Mercantile-Safe Deposit

expenses-

Provision

for

Marchesano, President, stated:
completed our first year as a publicly
beginning we established a program

now

From

company.

to

report
John E.

series

revenue

rev.

ry.

—V.

period

Automation Laboratories, Inc.—Annual Report—
the

scheduled

a

&

Co.,

&

800

Whipple & Co

Goodbody

Co

I.

8C0
800

Inc..

Stroud

1,550

&

&

Co.

Bacon,

&

&

Francis

the
airport

Peck
Co.

&

Estabrook

1,550

Webster

Dominick

in

316.

p.

Ry.

1961.

months'

or

Sales

In

and

and,

Brothers

&
&

Blair

Inc—

Weld

Clark,

Outstanding
$21,757,701
7,210,003
4,000,000 shs.
1,996,404 shs.
■
"
■

has called for redemption

4%%

Per. End: June

Atlas).

quarter of 1961.

the

For
up

division

a

revenues

second

its

rents

company

Smith

Witter

Dean

Adams
Bache

Co.,
1,550

Securities

White,

Electric Co.—Partial Redemption

Gas &

the

Inc.—Earnings Up 12.4%

Consolidated

a

'

1.

p.

its

N.

three

up

and

&

&

Dick

the

areas,

boat

$5)

101.51%.

Net

1962—Quar.—1961
1962—6 Mos —1961
$44,378,470 $40,132,000 $88,548,839 $82,860,735
34,241,352
31,940,605
68,072,645
65,016,383

were

(par

company

of

000

Net

expenses-

cents

Inc.,

&

Hutzler

—

Baltimore

Co.—Earnings—

revenue—

p.

Co.,

1,550

Peabody & Co.__
Lynch, Pierce,

Salomon

its

(000*s Omitted)
R. W. Pressprich & Co
$1,200
Sbearson, Hammill & Co. 1,200
Wood, Strurthers & Co.— 1,200

1,550

Co.__

,—

Stone

;

stock

Ry.

Coast

oper.

—V.

i,,*'

810,000

oper.

196,

Rental

and

Ripley

Fenner

for
except
through a

Inc.

Co

&

Amount

.

1,550

&

Sachs

Inc.
Merrill

The

Co

&

Forgan

Kidder,

Authorized

Common

the

(000's Omitted)
Corp
—$2,150
Dillon, Union

Goldman,

months

oper.

ry.

Glore,

"Avis-Rent-a-

Avis,

the

respec¬

Securities

500,000

Ry.

—V.

to

sightseeing buses,

sightseeing

a

Bangor&.>Aroostook

^

Ry.

Net rev.

Seattle

operates

by

Boston

Eastman

1962.

GIVING EFFECT TO

CAPITALIZATION

due

par)—

Per. End. June 30—

Net

refers

Equipment debt
Long-term debt

—V.

2925.

p.

Atlantic

and

and

operates

comprising the

31,200 shs.

to

name.

First

in

fund bonds at

5,116,914

convertible debs.,
1972——*i—

1,

drivers

Co.,

contracts l—1

subord.

Aug.

Outstanding
$141,496

notes

chattel

tional

tive

wholly-owned

and,
licensees

subject

corpora¬

service.
Certain
subsidiaries
also
engage,
to
a
minor
other related activities, such as garaging of vehicles and
operation of gasoline service stations and parking lots.

the

FINANCING

Authorized

by

authorization

Number

GIVING

indebtedness
payable (secured
mortgages or condi¬

sundry

Installment

with

by

name

States.

2,226 545

agreed,

tions
listed
below, each of which has agreed
severally and not
jointly, to purchase from the Belt at such price and accrued interest
the principal amount of the series A
bonds set forth after its

leasing auto¬
second largest com¬

affiliates

foreign

Truck

14,

has

$37,250,000 principal amount of series A bonds at
100.094% of their
amount,-- together " with
accrued
interest* thereon
fi;om
Aug. 15, 1962, to date of delivery, to the several firms
or

lanes.

488

CAPITALIZATION

Other

June

Belt

principal

record

and

United

the

"Avis"

and

stations

including

the

in

foreign

"company"

Francisco

San

the

two

rental

on

is

and

automobiles

domestic

term

acquired

area,

of

under

of

The

drivers

renting

$37,250,000

120,000 shs.

—

Amount

of

St.,

Medway

of

one

limousine

extent,

incorporated in Delaware on Sept.
and assumed its present name on

was

Melmar Corp.,
Its head
office

1960,

28,

will

$660,000,

borrowings, equip and open a new bowling
Maine, and increase working capital.

Waterville,

1959

March

at

business

and

by

subsidiaries,

subsidiaries

limousines

estimated

conducted

subsidiaries

leasing,

1966; and thereafter at increasing prices
share, during the period Sept, 1, 1971

proceeds,

BUSINESS—The

is

domestic

the

rental

automobile

per

short-term

repay

held

Outstanding

$37,250,000

approval of
Interstate Commerce Commission and to
the acquisition of the railroad
properties described, to sell the entire
and

de¬

held, and

shares

common

without

daily

the

business

in

trucks

and

Seattle

PROCEEDS—Net
to

center

shares

common

stock

PURCHASERS—The

whose address is Roosevelt Field, Garden City,
organized in 1956 under the laws of Maine and is

in

pany

1972.

31,

Aug.

through

share

per

31,

Aug.

maximum

a

through

$2.50

at

common

$100 principal amount of

100

three

Y., was
primarily engaged

,

into

Common

company,

mobiles

convertible

be

will

each

each

N.

Rights will expire Aug. 31. Two hun¬
dred rights will entitle the holder to subscribe for
$100 of debentures. No underwriting is involved, but
stockholders have the privilege of oversubscription.
debentures

for

for

The

for each common share held of

FEATURES—The

to Stockholders—The
stockholders the right to sub¬

Harriman

record July 31.

CONVERSION

Authorized

mortgage 4%% sinking fund
bonds, series A, due 1987
Amounts payable to proprietors

proceeds, estimated at $4,000,000, will be used
by the company for the repayment of debt, construc¬
tion of new headquarters, relocation expenses, and
working capital.
'

company

basis of three rights

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
First

Offering

basis of

the

on

The bonds

follow:

Net

•>

Rights Offering

Atlantic Bowiing Corp.—Debenture

The

sinking fund bonds, series A, due'Aug. 15,
were priced at
100.814% and accrued
yield approximately 4.57%, and were of¬
fered publicly through First Boston
Corp., New York
City, and associates.
Additional financing details
1987.

interest to

model

oversubscription privilege.

an

$274,768
5,734

'

gage 4% %

July 31. Rights will expire Aug. 17. The debentures
are being offered at par and the stock at $5 per share.
No underwriting is involved, but stockholders have

1,467,586

$224,153
♦74,835

$143,097
10,205

Inc.—Rights
is offering

bentures
share

1,492,713

740,451

now

approxi¬

the process

Banking Corp.—Preferred Placed Pri¬

company

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$1,716,866
$1,742,354

1962—Quar.—1961
$883,548

oper.

in

are

scribe for $1,497,300 of 5V2% subordinated convertible
debentures due Aug. 1, 1972, and 499,101 common

f

.

and

Avis,

$814,918
217,587

$775,087
192,966

have

now

operations and

our

vately—On Aug. 6, 1962, it was reported that $1,000,000 of this firm's prior preferred stock had been
placed directly with a private investor.—V. 194, p. 1839.

RR.—Earnings—

Rv.

Net

21,144,908

,

,

.

Point

West

&

June 30—

End

Per

67,072,716

18,566,982

$430,031
116,521

$347,334
83,441

ry. op.

manufacturing and office facility which it

equipping our special photographic laboratory,
special test facilities."—V. 193, p. 1447.

Automobile

'

1962—Quar.—1961
$857,441
$914,613
510,107
484,582

revenue

oper.

fr.

61,997,957

shop,

St. Andrews Bay—Earnings—

&

Ry.

rev.

'

12,818,138
'

Per. End. June 30— "

Net

38,008,757

10,626,173

income
2257.

oper.

ry.

—V.

modern

mately 18,000 square feet for
of

Ry,

the

occupies in Mineola, Long Island, New York. We

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961

Per. End. June 30—

Monday, August 13, 1562

.

were

a

equivalent,

-

For

the

dated

net

six

months

sales

of

ended

June

30,

Bristol-Myers •Co.
subsidiaries amounted to
$97,392,032.

1962,
and

the

tenative

its

North

consoli¬

American

the
corresponding six-month period in 1961, and on the
basis
of
consolidation, the tentative consolidated net sales
Bristol-Myers and its North American subsidiaries were
$79 681,845.—V. 195, p. 862.
"
'
For

same

of

Volume

196

Number

6185

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

British American Oil Co. Ltd.—Six Months' Report
Period Ended June 30—
Net

sales

^ '

$

168,026,000

157,084,000

Net

after

14,870,000

13,267,000
$0.65

'

„

;

taxes

Earned'

per

Number

of

share:

common

$6.73

shares.

common

'

-

•

I

12,127,535

12,142,085

:

Proposed Acquisition—
Superior

ox

holders

Ltd.

Propane

July

or

any

price

31,

offered

mailed

was

to

all of the common
the latter's share¬

1962.

on

The

purchase

share.

per

A

B-A

the $18 price previously

over

is

designed to pass along to all shareholders in the
purchase price the dividends declared at the last regular meeting
pf Superior's board of directors.
After the dividend record date of

Sept.

Before
at

will revert to $18

the offer

7,

B-A

around

stated

$14 per

Superior's

net

that

shares

offer

an

share,

per

of

would

be made

the'stock

traded

the

markets

company

propane

and

gas

Toronto,
Payment will be made forthwith after delivery and

Vancouver.

income

before

Net

income

after

Fed.

per

share

and

$88,844,395

consolidated

Consolidated

net

sales

and

for

the

previous year ended
June 30, 1961 amounted to $66,120,982 and net income was $3,313,share

$1.75 per

or

Sales

income

and

$24,419,173

and

and

Federal

were

89

same

higher.
were

quarter
the

For

the

quarter

last

of

of

taxes

share,

per

ended

respectively,

income

cents

shares.

1,897,845

on

for

$1,736,681,

earnings
the

revenues

The

year."

30,

61

sales

1962

quarter's

per

for
$6,086,651
per share

1962 quarter, sales and
and $1.13.—V. 195, p. 2258.

share

195, p.

fering—The

Telephone Co.—Plans Rights

has announced plans

company

Central of Georgia
Per. End. June 30—

subscription by
one

stockholders

common

the basis of

on

share for each five held.

new

Ry.—Earnings—
1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961
$10,628,875

oper.

revenue—

$11,266,010

Ry.

oper.

expenses.

9,46(5,076

8,939,526

19,207,032

17,741,251

$1,799,934

$1,689,349

$3,191,795

$3,062,590

Net
Net

fr.

rev.

ry.

—V.

op.1'

ry.

195,

price of the shares will be set a few days be¬
fore Aug. 21,. when directors are scheduled to review
the proposal.
British Columbia Telephone announced that it had
applied to the Board of Transport Commissioners for
permission to make the offering.—V. 190, p. 968.

Net

Schwab,
For

$22,398,827

$20,803,851

Sales

to

were

half.
Earnings

Burnell
This

&

ended

and

7,686,813

14,731,202

15,120,309

op.

$1,963,934

$744,136

$3,423,935

$1,189,980

-income

1,623,276

445,775

2,830,252

537,044

Net

fr.

rev.

ry,

cents

61

shares

898,551

on

out¬

1660, 1805.

pp.

Controller

sales

of

taxes

second

Norman

Burnell,

President,

.

audits.

said,

he

made 12-week
Burnell & Co, had

company
ended June 24,

weeks

12

the

"For

previously

the

because

1961,
sales of $788,901.
company's backlog now exceeds $1 million"
and he anticipates that sales fbr the year will surpass
the record
$3.5 million of fiscal
1961,
with volume for the year "close to
of

deficit

a

$7,562,

million."

$4

and

Burnell said

Mr.

"should

$134,179,

cents

20

or

that

income

net

favorably"

with

share.—V.

a

the

for

194,

fiscal

current

1961's

fiscal

record

of

22,070,944

21,693,650

other

$3,963,035

$2,821,673

booked

deficit
2258.

401,829

665,709

1,052,890

2,856,362

The

lent

to

—V.

195,

with

first
In

six

Ry.

oper.

revenue—

$2,492,000

Ry.

oper.

expenses.

of

$1.11

or

for

share,

common

per

the

1961.

Financial

C.I.T.

of

remainder

2,194,699

fr.

ry. op.

$297,301

$177,988

$926,674

$532,641

deficit

226,928

315,845

54,673

422,897

195,

$5,O24,00J
4,097,326

$4,575,000

Corp.

should

continue

to

be

excellent

for

the

1962 "

4,042,359

insurance

past
June
and

$260,093,000
was

1961

period

June

30,

V.

195,

1961, the report noted.
purchased during the first half of
with $1,865,681,000 for the like
increase. Total receivables outstanding at

20%

a

—

amounted

1962

June

31,

compared

30,

to

$2,260,984,000,
and

1961

2150.

p.

compared

$2,157,475,000

at

with

Dec.

$2,116,-

31,

for

Ohio company

Toledo,

months

six

the

Consolidated

ended

earnings

has

June

and

increase

an

the

third and

in

taxes

of

two

cents

Per-share
valile

fourth quarters

net earnings

and

000;

$7,714,391,
aire based

earnings
stock

icommon

outstanding

encl Of-the .first

Shares''at? the

of

operations

the

first

half

of

30-^

oper.

and

three

cents,

respectively,

of

1961."

equal

oper.

expenses-

to $1.27 ^er share.
6,dl^,36CKMfcresbof,; $l%>

on

pp.-June

half

Net

30,

par

195,

p.

2258.

1962—Quar.^—1961
«j>
$

$

"

128,543,639

123,028,828

Ry.

oper.

expenses-

52,178,195

49,996,067

101,813,826

97,778,403

fr.

13,590,336t

13,403,968 3 26,729,813

income
2253

4,582,647

and

4,923,920

8,350,770

1962—Quar.—1961

for

buth
first

foreign and domestic operations of the company
six months of 1962 exceeded the same period of

last

Total
Net

June

operating
after

Earned

$8,531,618

$8,340,352

oper.

expenses-

7,214,302

6,470,464

14,048,730

$1,317,316

$1,869,888

$2,628,410

$2,923,880

♦125,172

562,290

42,017

333,848

ry.

income

oper.

Deficit.—V.

195,

—V.

$7,204,793

$16,677,140 $16,234,715

oper.

Ry.

oper.

1962—Quar.—1961
$7,930,273
$7,739,676

revenue—

expenses-

Net

rev.

ry:

—V.

fr.

196,

common

$0.64

,,

been

of

from

1962

Joseph

said

Hall

of

revenues

half

earlier,

year

865,571

;,

p.j 5.

first

Mr.

$0.63

shares

Consolidated

a

605,599

902,288

share.

Callahan Mining Corp.—Revenues
the

realized

T.

Callahan

Mining
$2,327,900 in the

Hall,

substantial

President,

gains

in

Higher—
rose

to

for

income

11,792,111

p.

$3,440,153

296,054

396,685

620,235

737,816

corresponding'period

sales

the

six

months

ended

oper.

Net

1962—Quar.—1961
$2,356,315
$2,041,366

Net

ry.

The

—V.

195,

p.

and

earnings
subsidiary
and

had
the

June

30, 1962 amounted to
after provision of $97,300 for depletion of mining proper¬
ties and $256,000 for Federal income taxes. This compares with a
1961 first half net of $300,300 after depletion allowances of $109,800
and income taxes of $266,700
o
These earnings were equal to
shares

share

on

1961.—V.

the

outstanding

2,535,548

195,

Canadian

$936,582

$695,895

$1,612,615

$1,359,162

334,345

245,587

582,654

507,391

oper.

revenue

Ry.

oper.

expenses-1

Net

—V.

ry.

fr.

oper.

195,

p.

Carolina

shares

outstanding

June

on

30,

Lines

in

Maine—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961
$1,580,034 '$1,546,322

$4,004,857

$4,979,329

1,076,539

1,007,130

2,423,508

2,534,374

ry. op.

$503,465

$539,192

$1,581,349

$2,444,955

income

221,357

229,791

929,596

1,707,720

-

2258.

of

North

&

Per. End. June 30—

Western

1962—Quar.—1961

1962—6 Mos.—1961

revenue—

$915,890

$781,138

$1,749,483

$1,499,467

oper.

expenses-

512,488

519,285

1,091,821

992,103

$

$

fr. ry.

oper.

195,

p.

op.

$403,402

$261,853

$747,662

$507,364

income

170,588

84,470

286,243

153,413

2258.




For

a

PVC

106,934,313

oper.

45,660,167

43,955,890

89,974,465

expenses-

of

levels

195,

fr, ry. op..

9,228,974

9,723,018

income

1,146,980

1,875,020

p.

equal to
in

the

16,959,848
1,076,407

1961

for

the

first

38 cents

Colorado & Southern
Per. End. June 30—
revenue—

$3,860,385

$4,000,031

$7,561,996

$7,375,964

oper.

expenses.

3,235,359

3,328,674

6,382,639

6,439,379

ry. op.

$625,026

$1,179,357

$936,585

income

364,363

$671,357
192,236

576,6i0

274,304

Net

fr.

rev.

ry.

oper.

195, p.

2259.

Colorado

&

Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—

1,030,397

$557,055

$1,175,484

$763,679

^income

176,343

214,369

446,614

1962—Quar.—1961

274,171

Net

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$

$

1,456,143

4,042,384

*819,164

1,276,684

Deficit.—V.

195,

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30—

1962—Quar.—1961
$

$

months

$

and

$1.06

Ry.-

oper.

revenue—

52,209,343

'53,941,027

oper.

expenses.

41,807,883

41,433,357

op.

10,401,460

12,507,670

20,760,113

23,304,202

income

2,031,136

2,560,565

3,808,649

4,690,901

102,652,125 104,048,745
81,892,012
80,744,543

2258.

$240,767,745,

net

Inc.—Six Months'
1962

revenues

income

taxes

Report—

months

share

195, p. 2150.

—

2,641,152

3,135,057

1,205,000

taxes

profit—_.„;

of

1961.—V.

Co.—Six

Colwell
Period

Ended

of

$246,656,296

William

by

the first six months of

for

195,

stock

p.

S.

for

the

Paley,

1961

$9,409,-

were

dividend)

earned

in

the

first

2378.

Loan

origination

Net

1,500,000

1,436,152

1,635,057

$1.09

$1.25
:

Nte

♦

loan

income—,—
income

—

outstanding

per

not

share
volume

include

Company)

igg2

1961*

$2,067,016
1,055,671
623,028

$1,203,173
702 256
332,947

85,387

taxes
;—

originations—i—iJ—

origination

Does

gage

...

income

3,839

1,683.200
235,565
518,952
$0.45
4,207
75,876,825

876,777
163,725
403.362
$0.41
>
,
2,570
36,968,539

loan

after

shares

earnings

Loan

Report—

expenses

earnings

Total

Months'

30—

June

Operating
income
Loan
management

Average

1961

$38,510,447 $37,916,333
—

saes

President.

respectively.

(adjusted

share

per

and

announced

were

Stanton,

earnings are equivalent to $1.59 per share compared with

Modernization

Period Ended June 30

1962

$

Ry.

fr. ry.

$14,153,308

of

Frank

and

Comparable results for

six

1962—6 Mos.—1961

of

income

net

six

Chairman,
332

2258.

p.

2259.

p.

Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Sales, Net Up
CBS
first

income

oper.

195,

$

15,402,981

ry. op.

fr.

rev.

ry.

—V.

15,668,119

per

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$476,502

11,403,638

—V.

1962—Quar.—1961

ry. op.

9,578,138

Earnings

1962—6 Mos.—1961

oper.

$1,794,076

88,369,599

Net

Ry.—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961

Ry.

103,772,580

before

on

1,164,364

91,317,655

Net

rose

shares

share

a

$2,339,848

106,985,774

Consolidated

half

45%-, to $1,363,088, or 53 cents
outstanding.
This
compared
with
2,477,612 shares, for the first half
1961. Sales climbed 55%
to $27,017,783 from last year's record
$17,385,422.—V. 195, p. 1426.
2,563,455

on

or

550,942

43,897,679

p.

from

$1,107,997

55,301,317

oper.

to

cents

551,908

55,513,015

195,

amounted

$516,139, or 21
to $13,813,809

$1,028,410

45,934,877

ry.

income

against
increased

expenses.

expenses-

Net

net

30,

apparel producer
the first half, Sol

oper.

revenue—

rev.

Sales

and

Ry.

oper.

Net

Juhe

share,

a

period.

Sales, Earnings

diversified

quarter

2,146,901

oper.

♦

national

revenue—

Ry.

oper.

program

oper.

Ry.

ry.

company's

Ry,

$

Net

the

in

2258.

Per. End. June 30—

fr.

"

17,389,598

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—

rev.

and

second

cents

28

the

profit

Net

Net

this

in

Per. End. June 30—

oper.

195,

1805.

p.

President,
announced.
the three months ended

share

87,306,511

ry.

$16,639,000.—V.

$10,317,047.

104,696,109

Net

Panels,

195,

earnings

record

share

$

53,678,908

Income

ry.

Berger,

—V.

$

Chris-Craft Industries,

Ry.—Earnings—

Clopay

and

to

Operating

oper.

Net rev.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

54,889,141

—V.

quarter

outstanding. On net sales of $5,120,804 in the first
a profit of
$146,890 after taxes, was earned, equal
shore of common stock.

diversification.—V.

Net

1962—Quar.—1961

oper.. revenue.'.

rev.

second

Ry.

Ry.

—V.

Ry.

Net

2,557,257

2258.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

Ry.

—V.

2,722,200

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.

Net

the

company's profits for the first half of 1932 were affected by
incurred in the introduction of a new plastic build¬

Current

Pacific

Ry.

rev.

common

for

and

expenses

of

1,345,471

2377.

p.

Per. End. June 3C—

Net

11.6 cents per share on the 2,548,548
on June 30,
1962 and 11.8 cents per

as compared with 85 cents per snare for
last.year.
'
.
faxes for the first six months of| 1962

income

per

material,

$3,916,419

income

oper.

compared
period of last year. This is equivalent

1961,

cents

ing

of

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$4,334,815

ry. op.

fr.

is

share.

per

Corp.—Sales Higher, Earnings Down—

stock
of

20

$937,708,

1,419,733

expenses--

rev.

of

This

year.

sales

net

Net

revenue—

oper.

on

and

of $5,492,768, Clopay in the half-year ended June
earned, after provision for Federal income taxes, a profit
$71,020, equal to 10 cents per share on 731,496 shares of com¬

a

Ry.

sales

1962,

to

11,568,154

$3,790,528

$295,700,

common

$15,008,307

5,983,614

in

Pinnacle Exploration
Flexaust
division. These improvements, however, were more than
offset by extensive examination and prelimary development of the
ncn-metallic
mining properties held under lease and
option in
Bishop, Calif.
Net

$15,582,639

Ry.

$2,624,700

for

Clopay

rose

$1,756,062

Per. End. June 30—

announced.

both

the

by

1962—6 Mos.—1961

6,085,209

income
2258.

oper.

195,

directors

the

last

period

same

Colonial Corp. of America—Record

$1,845,064

ry. op

share,

per

quarter

$27,234,000

$714,497,
Net

of

that

2259.

Sales

$6,508,029

626,369

:

common

of

1961

cents

second

was

Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.

board

announced

2258.

p.

Per. End. June 30—

company's

$19,741,275 for the

$11,699,141 for the same

9?

the
ry. op.

the

for taxes and all other1 reserves, the consolidated
$21,694,357 for the first six months of 1962, as

were

with

•Provision

13,310,835

Ry.

1962

revenues

taxes

per

Number

30—

prolits

compared

half

revenue—

Per. End. June 30—

Ended

the

of

President

year.

net

of

1962—6 Mos.—1961

oper.

fr.

Earnings Higher—

Co.—Sales,
Austin,

On

Ry.

rev.

3,162,721

meeting

mon

Net

3,279,921

the

8,693,326

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—-

Net

1,682,165

Paul

profits
during

2378.

Per. End. June 30—

$3,829,023

J.

p.

pp.

$4,042,775

6,

25,250,425

oper.

6,225,548

$1,955,532

2259.

p.

Coca-Cola

to

63,400,035

195,

$10,054,577

6,517,541

Following
Aug.

the

$

65,768,531

ry. op,,

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$10,560,316

$2,050,380
1,670,707

income

oper.

195,

with

1962—6 Mos.—1961

revenue—

ry.

others

3,124,067

equivalent to $1.57' per share, as compared with $1.43
Earnings for the second quarter were $12,854,679, as

oper.

rev.

and

3,299,623

ry. op.

After provisions

1962.-and.,6,064,860

of?1961.—V.

fr.

rev.

Net ry.
—V.

f

Ry.

Net

iniroduced

recently
1314.

p.

1962—Quar.—1961
$5,350,003
$5,079,599

revenue—

Ry.

1962

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Jpne

195,

1962.

30,

before

results

announced

amounted
to
$15,124,040. After
income taxes
of
$7,726,000,
net
income was $7,398,040, or the equivalent of $1.23 per share. These
figures are subject to year-end audit.
Champion noted that the company's second quarter earnings rep¬
resented an increase of one
cent per share over the first quarter
1962

products

new

Ry.
This

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—

California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Six Months' Report
Period

several

introduced.—V.

Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—

1961.—

:

in
be

to

Per. End. June 30—

receivables

$2,249,279,000,

at

277,000

December

at
of

volume

Total

1962

control.

orders,

10%."

soon

Champion Spark Plug Co.—Net Lower—

«

ipcome, including deferred interest and unearned pre¬
which is a backlog of future gross earnings from financing
operations, has increased progressively during the
year,
reaching' a total of $272,837,000, a record figure, at
30, 1962. This compared with $235,377,000 at JUne 30, 1961

and

were cancelled by the loss of
design and manufacture equipment for the steel

Hoge

inherent

Deferred

miums,

company's divisions

Hoge further commented that the long range outlook will
a
substantial improvement because of the increased emphasis
placed on the sale and distribution of the standard products which
are
widely sold to general industry.
Also, the company is optimistic about the excellent sales potential

2258.

p.

the

which

Mr.

oper.

ry.

over

show

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$2,320,000
2,142,012

rev.

com¬

added, "Based on the shipping schedules of presently
production will improve for the last six months.
only slight improvement can be foreseen for the third quar¬
the
fourth
quarter
should
be
above
present
rates
by
at

30,

Henry Ittleson, Jr., Chairman, and L. Walter Lundell, President,
a
report issued to stocknolders Aug. 1, stated that "the earnings

of

1962—Quar.—1961

$8,663,700

were

While

ter,

Per. End. June 30—

were

1961.

automotive

mill

least

Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—

Ry.

$21,429,000,

months

p.

Central

Corp.—Earriings Higher—

Financial

corporation has reported net earnings of $22,361,000, equiva¬
$1.15 per common share, for the first six months of 1962,

compared

oper.

ry.

of

ness

Mr.

—V.

C. I. T.

1962

company

groups. However, steel sources claim the low
period of their operations is passed, and the increase in steel busi¬
is expected to increase the purchase of special-engineered and

$2,050,841

Net

of

and

10,600,213

Net

2655.

p.

most

$2,061,624

year

high

of

first half

$12,600

divisions

11,048,912

"the

said

He

compare

months

the

quarter

10%

was

ry. op.

Comparable figures for the six months ended June 30, 1961 were:
consolidated earnings before taxes $15,525,391; income taxes $7,811,-

$49,575,

six

for

of 1962, net sales were $4,227,100 for an
the same period of 1961. The net loss after
for the second quarter.
Clark Controller President, Robert H. Hoge, stated that the profit
of

taxes

fr.

over

reached

Co.—Reports Loss—

first

$9,500.

the

For

increase

expenses.

rev.

first

company

the

Reasonably satis¬
offset by an
insufficient volume of business to provide profitable net sales billed
ill those divisions that produce special-engineered and other mill
equipment. Operations for the first half resulted in a net loss after

oper.

company

totaled $1,004,861
in the
three
quarter of the company's fiscal 1963

for

with $8,285,800

pared

Ry.

of

is a major independent manufacturer of
electronic, filters, networks and related components.
Net
income equaled 7V2
cents a• share''in the first quarter on
670,50b shares of common stock outstanding, Mr. Burnell said.
Comparative figures for the first quarter of fiscal 1962 are not

available,

1962—6 Mos.—1961

Y.

income

The

1962—Quar.—1961

$18,155,137 $16,320,289

2258.

p.

Clark

mills

30,

N.

ry.

oper.

195,

Net

the

Jersey—Earnings—

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$8,430,949

$24,515,323

—V.

Co.—Quarterly Report—

June

net

announced.

to

1,073,966

Ry.—

7,364,624

$26,033,979

Board Chairman Roy V.

adjusted 60 cents last year.—V. 195,

an

Pelham,

months
year,

share increased

per

standing from

1,239,305

658,459

Pacific

Texas

&

$9,323,558

$12,651,054

period

compared

Orleans

expenses-

$13,110,536

Net

ending June 30, earnings amounted to $549,000,
an adjusted $538,500 in the preceding year.
$38,672,000, compared to $37,983,000 in 1961's first

New

revenue—

revenue—

announced.

the

$31.5

oper;

oper.

the first six months

earnings and sales of Brunswig Drug in

increased slightly over last year's first half,

323,572

oper.

2258.

p.

Per. End. June 30—

Net

Brunswig Drug Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—

income—-

2145.

Per. End. June 30—1962—Quar.—1961

Ry.

Net

The

785,937

income

oper.

Central RR. Co. of New

;

,

660,435

on

taxes

income—

Ry.

Net

Ry.

Of¬

383^#jP0 additional common shares to be offered for

on

factory profits irvmost divisions of the

issue

to

taxes

Ry.

from

British Columbia

Fed.

Cincinnati,
Earnings—

—V.

The cb'ihpahy Tias called for rte'd emotion on rtovY' 9/1962,: all of itl
cumulative preferred stock at $101.50 per share,
plus accrued.)dividends of $1.05 per share.—V. 196, p. 317.

$6,125,766
325,588
•
151,988
$14.8

$7,397,509

income

—V.

of

The

cents

volume was
income

March,

$25,804,516

were

depreciation

$1,799,000.

from

up

June

after

Net

1961

1962

sales—

Net

revenues

of

ac¬

shares by Montreal Trust.
Copies of the B-A offer may be ootamed from investment dealers,
brokers or from the offices of Montreal Trust.—V. 195, p. 2820.

'

.

Net

of

ceptance

of

net

ap¬

1962. Shares
the principal
Montreal, Winnipeg or

Co.—in

Trust

Montreal

and

Chromalloy Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30

consoli¬

1962,

outstanding 4.20%
for

pliances principally in Ontario and Quebec.
The B-A offer will be open until 4.30 p.m. Dec. 14,
may be delivered in accepance of the offer to any of
offices

sales

ended June 30,

year

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—To Redeem Preferred—

six
months ending May
31
47.5 cents per share on the 450,000 commoii

The

outstanding.

net

for the

$6,298,580, after depreciation of $2,827,876 and Federal
income taxes of $6,769,000. The year's earnings were $3.24 per share
on
1,945,481 shares.

he said.

share.
earmngs

amounted to $242,700 or

dated

$785,000

(Canadian)

$18.22V2

is

spokesman explained that the increase
announced

reports,

company

income

318,

British American Oil's offer to
stock

Carpenter Steel Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
The

1961

1962
£

5

(637)

or

subsequent year.—V.

„

Northern California

General Mortgage
196, p. 5.

Division

Company

(Peninsula Mort¬

acquired

during

6

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(638)

Finance

Continental

to

fered—Pursuant
the

Crompton & Knowles Corp.—N. Y. S, E, Listing—

Of¬

Co.-^Debentures

Loan

&

on

offered publicly, without underwriting,

company

Frederic

$250,000 of its 8%, five-year subordinated deben¬
tures. The securities were issued at par, in denomi¬
nations of $100 or multiples thereof up to a maximum

the

which

,

loans.

make

coirpany
was
incorporated under the laws of
business on April 22, 1954.
principal office is located at 302 West Peach tree Street, N. W.,
Atlanta.
The company is authorized and licensed to engage in the
business of making loans on personal property and to engage gen-.

BUSINESS—The

8,455 shs,

nonvoting

40,000 shs.

common

Class

B

common

stock

194.

6,800

4,8C0

$250,000

$250,000

1961.

-

of

and

continuation of

in a
year.

Harold

195, p. 2490.

1961.—V.

standing at Dec. 31,

v

Natural .Gas Co.—Net

Consolidated

Lower—

ended

30,

June

income

196,

its

and

company

net

—V,

$29,30q.2bi

of

426.

p.

for

sales

meeting

fiscal

the

Coral
In

"Net

Hunt,

S.

James

basis

Ihe

and

of

and

estimated

last

pro-it

1962

$1,714,000,

was

sales

192,

double

than

more

the

of

basis

1962

in

"During
Towers

operating

increase of 57%

$435,600, an

was

debtedness

from

amount

the

$1,681,700.

of

the first 16-story, 330 apartment Coral Ridge
successfully sold out and will be occupied according to

1962,

was

this year.

in October

16-story,

winter

will

chase

of

of

its

be

5,000

development have

time

for

ready

net

Inc.^-Net

earnings

of

in

acres

has

the

soon.

in

of

in

of

will

you

be

advised

near
the East Coast,
Sebring, Fla.
The company
salable choice properties in the

readily

as

without

they

may

"We

are

the

about

continue

will

to

concentrate

in

any

8,176,803

the company's

in

portfolio is either

with mortgages payable over a
or
no fixed
carrying charges. Our
take advantage of good purchases

or

background

setting

of

Chemical

792,682.

Net

to stockholders, R. F. Huntley, President,
for the six months ended June 30, • 1962 of
$5,is 10.2%
above last year's $5,255,560 for the same

profits

Net

compared

$176 802,

to

last

the

of

end

improvement
the

$166,922,

were

equal

77

to

cents

share,

per

82

cents per share, for the first half of
Both per share'of figured are based oh'the shares outstanding

the

six

of

8

periods.

respeet.ve

cents

months

of

share

a

1961.—V.

Cowles Magazines &

195,

share

Tnis

77

cents

a

the

69

cents

earned

over

p.

is

an

during

1661.

Broadcasting, Inc.—6 Months'

Report—
Period Ended June 30—

United

income

;-

items,

less

applicable

Federal

516,833

in¬

Per. End. June 30—

earnings

Number

and special
shares

ol

items—

847,567

1,005,922

2,650,326

2,300,326

$0.32

$0.22

share

oper.

revenue..

$18,270,110

Ry.

oper.

expenses.

12,554,224

Net

Net

ry.

—V.

196,

excluding

special

items

items

;

'

income

195, p.

Petroleum

June

peifcd

a

30.

year

had

1962,

in

W.

H.

ago,

includes

the

Corp.—Net

Higher—

of $1,335,000 for the six months
comparison with $831,000 in the
same

Garbade,

Ry.

gain

on

the

first

announced. The 1962
instalment
from
sale
of

Crescent's interest in American Independent Oil Co. After allowance
for preferred dividends, earnings in the
first half of 1962
were
equivalent to 62 cents a common share on the 1,556,173 shares of
common

stock

outstanding at the end of the period. In the correr
earnings after preferred dividends were

spending 1961 half-year,
equivalent to 32 cents a
outstanding.

In

the

$2,529,000

requirements.—V.

or

1962
$1,39

196,

p.




share

on

period cash
a

6,

common

1,490,959

throw
share

common

from
after

shares

then

operations aggre¬
preferred dividend

$689,500
189,000 shs.

225,000 shs.

cents)

10

$18,900

—.—

3,373,192

9

.

J

?

$5,997,499 $11,656,574

2,448,590

-

/;

•

14.1%;» Prof¬
.'V

.-

3

'

'

IJ.

%

2259.

4,840,524

'

:

-

$4,517,542 $10,505,688
3,586,725
7,603,001

Net

rev.

$8,517,371
7,004,337

$930,817

$2,902,687

$1,513,034

875,454

738,923

2,108,356

ry.

—V.

income

2259..

p.

of 1961.
provision for taxes was $923,656,

before

ended

months

six

provision

'

•

RR.—Earnings—

oper.

revenue—

$1,579,234

$1,456,930

Ry.

oper.

expenses-

1,087,268

1,008,181

ry. op.

$491,966

income

94,142

Net

ry.

—V.

oper.

195, p.

Per. End. June 30—

•

revenue—

oper.

expenses-fr.

rev.

7,355,469
$3,711,222

$1,840,100

2,830,968

ry. op.

1,076,257

income

oper.

ry.

*

Deficit.—V.

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$8,395,804 $12,046,546
$9,341,376
6,555,704
12,662,682
11,947,437

1962—Quar.—1961

$11,066,691

ooer.

Rv.

$3,091,821

$3,516,025

*$616,136
*1,901,499

*$2,606,061
*3,892,699

;- r*"

p." 2260.

195,

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.- -Earnings—

2,337,320

'2,083,149

$448,749

$1,178,705

$1,008,672

Ry.

oper.

revenue—

$1,408,000

68,221

234,194

174,991

Ry,

opef.

expenses.-

;

,

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar—1961

$1,256,000
1,036,262

$2,724,000

$2,649,000

1,000,102

1,904,384

2,022,762

$407,898
14,694

$219,738
*156,518

$819,616

$626,238

36,072

-*126,949

2259.
Net

Net

Diebold, Inc.—Earnings Up 5.6%—
First

■

'

Per. End. June 30—

fr.

against $1,445,132
'
<
>..1 - • \

1961.

1962—6 Mqs.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961

Ry.

rev.

30,

2490.

Net

Per. End. June 30—

June

Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—

Net

Detroit & Toledo Shore Line

883,-

for

Ry.

oper.

195,

totaled

taxes, first, half nqt income amounted to
$503,403, equal to >82 cents per share on 615,130 common shares
outstanding.
This compares with $695,545, or $1.14 per share on
the 612,810 common shares outstanding on June 30, 1961.—V. 195^

1,158,596

.

sales

•

$1,197,851

ry. op.

1962, barrel

six months

(he

p.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961

$4,918,196
3,720,345

revenue..

30,

794,274 In the year earlier period.
Net dollar
sales amounted to $18,124^674, a 14.1% gain over $15,878,801 in the

with

compared

After

$11,588,002

4,862,649

six months ended June

the

In

1

805,

Profit

expenses-

oper.

Net

earnings

half

the

of

after

company

provision

fr.

income

oper.

ry.

ry. op.

Deficit.—V.

Federal

for

Canadian income taxest increased 5.6%
to $992,254 or $0.98
share in 1962 compared with $939,641 or $0.93 per share earned
in the comparable 1961 period, Raymond Koon.z, President, reported.

rev.

195,

■

2260.

p.

and

share

Per

figures

computed

are

on

the

basis

of

1,013,209

marked

tion

thav,

of

ahead

commercial

"our

last

orders

In addition,
equipment for

year.

for

orders

KooptZ. also

Mr.

earnings

the

are
contlnuingHp, rm^
recently received produc¬

Department

six

in

re¬

entered

have

we

that

noted

though

even

Kopntz

Mr.

of

approximates $2,000,000: As a -result, our backlog
higher than it was at this time last 'year."
higher

shares

months'

(he

Defense

that

i

is

the

103-year-old

195,

Were

manufacturer

of

office

bank

and

equip.-'

2379.

p.

(Joseph)
199:

Dixon

Crucible Co.—Six

the company

ifter

all

effect

charges

the

and

Months'

Report

in the first half of 1962 amounted to $9,515,-

profit before taxes

on

income

taxes

$540,620,

was

$284,886,

was

or

and

89

the net profit

cents

share

a

on

including 23.OU0 shares issued on March. 15, 1962 to
of the Southv/estern Graphic Co. with Dixon.

merger

Operating results of the acquired company are included in the Dixon
figures for the six months' period. The results of the consolidated
in

cited by Frank G. Atkinson, Chairman and President,
report to stockholders.
]

are

—V.

of

195,

share

common

per

Number

common

p.

shares

$57,627,061 $54,258
12,643,241
11,927,140
$0.86
$0.81
13,200,000

—

13,200,000

637.

*

'

J'

L.'

were

1962

of

aaveisely affected by a three-week strike in the company's Wooster,,
Ohio plant which was not terminated until June 13, 1962. Diebold,
Inc.,

Earned

—

—

Dynalectron Corp.—Quarterly Report—

figures

quarter

?—.—

taxes.

after

1961

1962

30—

June

revenues—

Net

substantially

is

earnings

second

Duquesne Light Co. (& Subs.)—Six Months' Report
Period Ended

Operating

outstanding at June 30 for both years.
In making his first half report to shareholders,

In

quarterly ' bulletin

a

reported
amount

net
of

for the same period

mailed

earnings

reteinrd

to

$351,464,

representing

to
stockholders, the company
for the first h«lf of 1962 in the

an

increase of 74%

over

$201,967

in 1961.
of 2,860,577
.

shares of common stock out¬
standing as of June 28, earnings amount to $0.12 per share for the
first six months, as compared to $0.25 per share in the first quarter.
Sales for the second quarter were $8,354,394, the bulletin said, and
net to retained earnings
were $206,696.
Second quarter earnings
are
42% greater than first quarter net of $144,768.
Defense sales increased by 8% during ihe second quarter, totaling
$6,481,000, compared with $5,985,000 for the first three months.
The bulletin also stated that Dynalectron's long-term debt has
been reduced by $718 000 and working capital has been increased
to
approximately $1,930,000, a gain of $929,000 since the end of
1961.—V. 195, p. 2490,
Figured

the

on

basis

the interim
Sales

the

of

Dixon

taxes

Graphite

income

on

for the first half of

company

Southwestern

the

of

the

Co.,

were

combined

1961,

82

or

cen.s

Dixon alone for
share

—V.

for

that

p.

year

ended
on

This
cents
year.

May

the

$64,439,878,

was

net

$263,-

profit

of-

31

or

sales

reported
and

29,120,120

for

income, before

Net

income,

Per

a

net

earnings
fiscal

earnings

shares

new

of

of

high
as

1961

$2.23 per share

$890,638,726
of

sales

stock

but

compared with
totaled
on

a

1961
$4,268,380
80.315
92,181
$0.18

share

193,

p.

after

taxes—

-—

taxes

2108.

fiscal

ings Higher—

outstanding.

First half sales and earnings of Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier,
topped those for all of 1961, which was the company's best year to

decline

date.

$63,004,064,

common

in

the

for

"

,v_.

1962
$5,962,547
325 282
246,885
$0.49

revenues

Net

Edgertcn, Germeshausen & Grier, Inc.—Sales, Earn¬

Co.—Sales Higher, Net Down—

has

share In

Sales

The

Eastern Freight Ways, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Combined

—V.

represented

per

shares.

the first half of last year was $239,406, Or 81 cents
shares
of common stock
then
outstanding.

company

share

320,000

1806.

Dow Chemical
The

the

on

period

297,000

on

195,

share

a

exclusive

The-v-Urqfit

$8,549,920.

companies

$502,049, and net profit after all charges and taxes

1C4,
a

President,

(par

Drewry'S set a new high in barrel sales in the first six months of
exceeding the previous first" half record in 1961 by 11,3%,
Rudy A. Moritz, President", announced.
_——. *• r-^—
.-X^nrLoi -the- iiioieasfl-reflects ""the acquisition of Hampden-Harvard
Breweries in October, 1961.

25,303,v'24,531,906

.

fr.

oper.

was

earnings

689,500 shs.

3,000,000 shs.

.

account
surplus
account

first

$36,119,968

$36,960,263

12,920,998

2,326,015

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

of

corporation

ended

gated

>

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—

$0.21

115.

p.

Crescent

result

'

1962—6 Mos.—-1961

$18,918,497
.v

$5,715,886"

ry. op.

oper.

b-fore

The

fr.

rev.

company

earnings

Special

.

1962,

$4,199,591

t,435,'"1,131,572

1962—Quar.—1961

Ry

320,000 shares,

489,089

-;

,

Sales of

taxes—

come

—V.

2*

ak

$4,836,210

1961

1,131,533

taxes-,

stock

1

.

and

earnings

Special

Net

•?%»•

♦

$2,092,130
i : 629,246

Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Earnings—,

$40,046,658

2,047,865

States

$48,261,166

847,567

before

Canadian

Per

1962
2

—

Earnings

■Net

713,940

-

its Down—

2259.

ft.

ment.—V.

Revrnuo

Net

195,

—■

$2,359,811

income

ry.-oper.

—V.

Higher, Net Down-

mailed

This

period.

Co.—Sales

.

Drewrys Ltd. U, S. .A*. Iiie.—Sales Up

*

16,462,123

per

a

1961.

■»

—

"16,537,948

*

realistic
economics."—V.
195,

national

■ *

$1)...:

(par

■

ry. op.

Outstanding
$6,243,635
51,505

'•

stock

Class B

$21,374,158 $20,68SI714'

7,988,727

fr.

FINANCING

PRESENT

" Capital account.—,

,

1962—Q Mos*-*-1961iin«'

; *

expenses.

rev.

TO

Authorized

:
—

:

——

Stock:
A

:.

Corp^Jparnings---

Ry.- oper.

and we are alert to new situations.
optimistic about the
company's future, but

report
reported sales

at

RR.

1962—Quar.—1961
$10,080,857

occur

Cowles

Notes

Capital

EFFECT

•.

-——

Capital

$10,536,614

Net

1922.

p.

End. June

Ave. Corp., the owner
building
(containing six

store

and

GIVING

>

>

Mortgages

293Q.

p.

revenue..

County

We

area.

approximately

Class

these

mortgages
period of time with little
position is maintained to

cash

195,

proper¬

Dinkier Hotel Corp., a sub¬
Corp., the Belvedere Motor
air-conditioned motel located in Decatur,
IV2 miles from Atlanta, Georgia.

fully

92-room,

a •

Debt:...

period of 1961*, Decca reported: e&Filings of
$1.02 per share on 1,285,701 outstanding snares

stock.—V;

acquired

various

1058 Second

of

apartment

CAPITALIZATION

'

oper.

near

area

Coast of Florida.
"You will note that the land

long

-

Records,

*'

stock

the

of

of

Hotel,

corresponding

Delaware & Hudson
Per.

i Ry

East

owned

sidiary

.

..

all

in

engage

Offer, and by acquiring from
Transcontinental, Investing

change

profit

the

may

office

and

Capital

The company now owns a total
State of Florida—5,000 acres

properties and on. the development of the
company's recurring income by the improvement of certain of these
choice commercial and apartment properties.
"We plan particularly to take advantage of the current demand
for rental and
cooperative apartments as long as these show a
profitable return for the company, and additional cash flow can be
developed with the depreciation on these new rental properties,
"At present, we have plans for more high-rise, oceanfront rental
and eondo-minimum apartments, a shopping plaza, to serve the 667
families of Coral Ridge Towers and a
retirement village on the
on

the

capital

the

Broward

and

and

formulated

progress.
acres

Lauderdale

Fort

sale

expected

recent Broward County land pur-'
Greater Fort Lauderdale area.
Plans

lake

the

substantial

immediate

Higher—

Decca

*

$1,315,063, equal to

our

been

its

11,000

development

6.000

still

of

time

to

of
<v

decreases

18 properties, consisting of brownstone apartment buildings,
buildings, a loft building, shopping center, apartment house
building, held by the corporations involved in the Ex¬

ages

% store

accounts

company

80%

-

offset

investment and are not generally

and sell previously
in depreciation.

acquisitions

new

brownstone

a

in

pleased with
acres
in the

approximately

and

breaking

ground

-

warranty

or

and a store) located in Manhattan, New York City,"
all of the stock of Drew Operating Corp., the company which man¬

business.

season's

"You

from

with

parent
about

...

....

of

The sales program for the second

Construction is
well
underway on the Coral Ridge Hotel on the company's Gait
Ocean Mile, and will open on schedule in October for the 1962-1963

"apartments

and
.

Aibel

"apartments

Quarter *

the" first

of

Harold

and

corporation

single property for

a

company

organizers

1962,

Culli¬

company,

York

real

of

income

to

as

Georgia,

337 apartment, Coml Ridge Towerfc North wa»-launched,"
are-pleased-to^-report sales of approximately 90% of the

\v,e

of

arid June

May

parent'

including results "of
operations of its subsidiary Universal Pictures Co., Inc. for six,",
months
ended June 30,
1962,
amounted to $3,313,972, equal to
$2.17
per
share on tne 1,527,431 oucstandirig shares of capital

Net

schedule

for

those

the

volume

304.

p.

Records

Decca

Consolidated

a

properties, principally from hotels.*
over 1961.
"The company again effected a savings of $680,700 by prepaying*
the Gait mortgage
by $1,001,000, thereby reducing mortgage in¬
Profit

figures

per¬

New

phases of the real estate
business Including investment in real estate and interests in* real
estate; purchasing, selling, leasing, financing, managing, improving
and
developing all types of real and
related personal property
primarily located within the United States; and planning,. develop-,
ing and constructing buildings of all tv pes. •
•
• - •
The
company
commenced its
activities by acquiring from the

31,

sales of, the

consolidated

a

84%

taxes.—V.

before

and

the

of

with,

estate corporation through diversified investments
one hand and integrated
ownership, operation

estate

make

to
so

The

ending

for July,

be

to

On

year.

about

for

for Federal income tax, for
the
67% increase over the net profit

provision

after

profit,

year

for. 1961.

international

the first quarter are estimated at $335,000 ahead'
17% greater than the'same period las; year. Profits

gan,
Inc., for
of last year, or
are

sales

sales

estimating

Iri

President

Inc.,

slightly

were

stated:

Chairman

fiscal

stockholders

to

able

down, being 2.5%
.

Ridge Properties, Inc.—Annual Report—

report

a

of

real

a

ties

equipment, speaking at the.
1962, stated that though

July

on

year

stock.

for

.

April 30, 1962 were slightly
under the previous year, net earnings after taxes
better, $545,246 as compared to $526,38.4 last .year,
Earnings per share increased
irom
cents to 91
cents, even
though there are more shares of -common stqck outstanding.
Mr. .Werhane
pointed out that the current picture is excellent...

net

On

subsidiaries have reported for the six
1962,
$28,886,123,
compared
with
re¬
tor trie same period in 1961. The
1961 earnings have been restated
to reflect two recent settlement
agreements, as approved by tne Federal Power Commission, re-,
latirsg to rate increases on certain gas sales and gas purchases
that had been in effect since 1959 and 1958, respectively, and to
reflect an additional gas purchased refund received in 1962 under
an earlier settlement agreement. Net income for the first six months
of 1962 was equivalent to $.r.l& per snare of capital stock on the
average
number
of
shares
outstanding during
the period.
For
the first si* months of 1961, restated net income was $3.24 a share.
The

months

stated

Culligan,

water .conditioning

of

shareholders

annual

of

President

Werhane,

.manuiacturer

first six months of 1962, net sales were $27,150,144,
with $23,011,851 during the same period in 1961. Net
inccme for the current six months of 1962 was $1,111,785 or 81 cents
a share on
1,377,495 shares outstanding at June 30, 1962, compared
with $723,597 or 53 cents a share based on 1,372,294 shares out¬
the

During

F.

Norman Elson

by

V'

laws

corporation

the

on

management

assurance

thai

~

the

under

a

office is at 50 Broad St.,

organized

was

as

property on the other. While there is no
against loss, the company believes
with diversified holdings may enjoy
-certain advantages not available tp "syndications" including small,
non-diversified corporations, which are usually limited to the ac¬
and

Culligan, Inc.—Sales Down, Net Higher—

coapaivd

and

$22,986,605,'

totaled

company

activities

1862

February,

its principal

operate a veal

quisition of

In

quarter increased over first quarter results
the general upward
trend started late last

for

quarter

company

crease

*

to

and

1.

196, p.

snare.—V.

per

has reported an 18% gain in sales and a 54% in¬
earnings for the first six months of 1962 compared with
th« first half of 1961, Both sales and earnings during the second

City.
The

1

in

organized

was

company

of.Delaware

petual existence,

earnings in 1962 were
Earnings for the same period in

Up 54%—

Controls Co. of America—Earnings

divi¬

the same period last year. Second$671,990 or 21 cents per share.
1961 were $656,807, also 21 cents

in

$15,905,712

with

compared

EUSINE3S—The
State

:

quired subsequent to June 30, 1961.
Consolidated sales in the April-June
quarter

The

Co^ Jersey City, N. j.,' is the exchange agent;

-

do not include operations of
Scientific Materials, Inc. ac¬

1961

University

Extension

stock

•

.

half

first

the

for

giving effect to the-4%

1961,

30,

June

on

December

in

Salle

La

2332.

p.

outstanding
dend

58

—-

debentures-^-—

subord.

Sr-year

•

Results

200

stock

share, i were up. .from

per

27 cents per snare, reported in the first half of 1961.earnings per share
for 1962 are based on 3,136,205
outstanding June 30, 1962 and for 1961 on 3,075,974 shares

snares

20,429 shs.

A

cents

29

acceptance

upon

by 80% of the holders of such corporations will ex¬
pire Aug^23, unless extended. Registrar and Transfer

over

or

is offering to

company

The offer, conditioned

partnership.

first-half- consolidated sales of
a total of $2/,976,580. in Le

reported
of 43%

OFFER—The

EXCHANGE

Six-month

10,000 shs.

B, com. ($10 par)
purchase options:

increase

an

period last year.
-Net earnings of $898,859,

.

exchange 330,500 additional class A shares and 43,000
class B shares for the outstanding shares of capital
stock and notesr of 14 corporations and one limited

j

.

$820,682, or

($10 par) voting—

common

Class

8%

535.

p.

same

Outstanding

Authorized

has

company

$39,976,276,

GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

CAPITALIZATION

—V.

196,

Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Sales Up 43%—
The

and related business,

erajly in'the finance

Ckss

Big Board."—V.

more

Via

—

.

•

...

Common Offered

—

Aug. 2, 1962 prospectus, Jackson Capital Corp., 400
"'Madison Ave., New York City, offered publicly,
173,000 shares of this firm's $1 par class A stock at
$10 per share.
<."> •
Net proceeds will be used by the company for the
repayment ol: debt, and working capital.
'
n

...

lt,s

Stock

at the listing ceremony
Edward C. .Gray,

tape

the s.art of trading.

marked

"The

Georgia on Aug. 18, 1953, and commenced

Class A,

that crossed the

Exchange Executive Vice:President

by

than 3,000 shareholders through¬
out
the country." The company, through hs admission to ihe -New
York
Stock .Exchange, joins over 1,1Q0 companies, including some
of the most important corporations in America, who also trade on

Net
to

Howe, Jr., Crompton <fe Knowles President, purchased

W.

100 shares

ciompton & Knowles has

$1,000 each.
proceeds, estimated at $246,500,' will be added
the working capital of the company and used to

of

first

attended

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Drew' Properties Corp.

Trading in the publicly-held shares of Crompton & Knowles began'?"
ihe New York S.ock Exchange Aug.> 13 under, the symbol .GNK., i

1, 1962 ottering circular,

June

a

.

.

OF

$2T6
of

the preceding

$817,514,653

and

28,862,717 shares.—V.

seven

fiscal

earnings

196, p.

115.

In

.

a

letter

President
the

six

to

Kenneth

months

shareholders
J.

of

the

nucleonics-electronics

Germeshausen reports

ended

June

30,

1962.

This

firm,

sales of $21,763,967 for

is

a

nearly

threefold

Volume

increase
first

This

is

6185

.

.

$7,708,259

'

\

is

than

earlier,

three

equal

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

,

volume

the

of

preceding year's

Report—

share

a

outstanding at the close of the periods

times

to

the equal-of 36 cents

10

the

income

net

cents

share

a

of

$142,681

outstanding, adjusted for the 100%
in March, 1962.—V. 195,
p. 1427.

"

Net

sales'

Esttmaued
Net

fering

of

$15,000,000

Ekco

Products

PROCEEDS—Net
retire

'

^

v

4:60%

proceeds

the

from

.'

,

will

be

used

■

.

...

■:

'

••'

.

Tyith sales for

compares

the corresponding

' and

sale

of

,

supplies, amplifiers and other instruments, and by expenses
In
establishing
full-scale
manufacturing operations at
English subsidiary. Profit for the period totaled $152,663,

and

head

Coating

office

1955

and a

pany

is

Services;

at

1949

Ekco-Alcoa

to

shares

subsidiary of

owned

corporation

selling

rigid

Cicero

to

Aluminum

continue

aluminum

Ave.,

Inc.

foil

the

was

Co.

of

20

cents

share-

a

the

on

745,977

then

outstanding.—V.

195,

shares

common

745.

p.

Erie, Lackawanna RR. Co.

-

Per. End. June 30—

'

1961

'

oper.

revenue-!.

53,932,695

Ry.

oper.

expenses-

46,543,245

:

rev;iff. ry. op. •?

Net

195,

2260.

p.

.

Alcoa's
the

the

to

GIVING

EFFECT

-."

f;

s.

year

debentures

An

$

,

13,208,468

4,196,295

•*'Period

pfd.

-

4Vfe %

stopk

116,220

sales-

Net

Cost

($100

of

stock

J

($2.50

UNDERWRITERS—In
underwriters
ditions

have

therein

'41,280 sfis,

:

•

*

underwriting agreement,
the
several^
severally, subject to the terms and con¬
forth,
to
purchase
from
the
company
the

set

amounts

of

debentures

(000's

Omitted)

forth

set

'

below;

Bache

&

Stearns

200

A

C.

J.

M.

Bradford
Dain

Co.—

&

&

1,000

Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—

Net

187,

(or

'

etc.

(net)—

sales

Federal

289,

52

or

cluded

cents

in

share,

a

income

net

gains of $1,309,700
Net

asset

valufe

increase of 2%

an

for

for

the

the

ofvthe

551,000,. or $30.53
figure a year ago.

sale

period

second

of

a

common'stock at June

year

•

net

15%. from

Share sold 140,000
common stock.
Further

shares
sales

Net

the

of

2821.

in

1962

.

1962

%

income; (loss)
for

(or

Period Ended June 30—
Net

sales

are

.

Estimated
Net

income

income

.

195,

share
period

stock

on

outstanding

taxes

-" The

Signal
in

30

•*'

Federal

Sign

-

$1.42

per

this

Electro-Science Investors,

Inc.

issue.—V,

196,

o*—

-

Officials

Electro-Science

of

by the Board of
which

charter
ment

5.

p.

Proposed Charter

—

of

convert

proposed

a

the

firm

have

announced

revision

from

the

of

,

approval

the; company's
invest¬

Business

E.S.I,

has

operated since its

Federal

the

Board

Chairman

described

Small

James

the

Ling,

its

has

six

Federal's

proposed

charter

as a licensee
Company Act. ESl's,
President, Joseph F. McKin-

revision

as

a

to

move

designed
activities and

and'

"greatly broaden tee range of the company's
additional operating flexibility." They said the proposal
called
for
recapitalizing ESI by
distributing debentures to
ESI snqreowners.
Existing number of outstanding shares of com¬
mon
stock in the company will remain the same.

Company officials stress that ESI will
The

plan,

meeting
held

owners

to

be

presented
on

business

of

196,

p.

continue

existing technically

or

Aug.

for

17

said

mrke

approval

ESI

company

to

endorsement

of

many

investment

this emphasis
oriented companies.

shareowner

would

investment

Mr.. McKinney
will
offer
ESI

range

—V

new

Dallas

in

small

license.

wide

in

advantages,

opportunities

not

at

a

245,037

will

available

open

to

a

up

,

.

Ry.

oper.

oper.

Net
Net
—V.

rev.

ry.

revenue--

expenses.
fr.

oper.

195,

p.

to

$10,880,680

$10,715,153

$23,517,001

$19,821,220

8,825,623

7,682,223

.18,829,532

15,275,491

ry. op.

$2,055,057

$3,032,930

$4,687,469

$4,545,729

414,363

934,751

796,878

1,189,013




'

*

■

1962

-

1961'"

$7,235,689

for
J.

of

the

Corp. Into
the company

to stockholders.
the .corporations

'

six

Sign

announced

The

The
and

$1.57

a

share

report

adjusted

194, p.

totaled

Products

Pai>er

$4,440,000

for

Ended

June

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$6,240,758

4,531,236

4,750,438

$10,664,639 $12,0*7.480
9,153,689

9,359,289

$683,511

$l,4S(i,i32b!yti$l,510,950

$2,648,191

*82,315

26$.8.T?V'; *215,689

195st^. 2260.
Ltd., Inc.

Aug.

1

1

i-l

__xx

the

of

company

x__

of

incorporated .in Delaware
issued

and

total

of

615
on

1,086,301

South Flower

March
It

11,

owns

outstanding

The
23

At

Subsidiary

Associations

1959

at

guarantee stock
and-loan associations

savings

June

On

Aug.

business

2,

organized, under

1956,

and

is

the

tne

laws

of

successor

the
to

a

conducted

company's
principal; executive
manufacturing lacilities are
Monica, Calif.

and

.administrative, offices1

located

1634

at

18th

St.,

Outstanding

common

stock

(no. par).„

500,000 shs.

B

fcommon

stock

(no

250,000 shs.

195,

par)...

90,000 shs.:

200,000 shs.

2147.

p.

Skogmo

Acceptance

Corp.

Debentures

—

Sold

Privately—On Aug. 8, 1962, the corporation, a
wholly
owned
financing
subsidiary
01
Gamble$kogmo, Inc., announced the completion of arrange¬
ments for $20,000,000 long-term
Borrowing, making
company one of the five largest finance subsid¬
iaries of retail companies in the United States.

The

long-term financing, which includes $16,000,000
at 5% and $4,000,000 subordinated
debentures at 5%%, was arranged through Lehman
Brothers, New York City, and A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc., Chicago, investment bankers, and placed pri^
vately with a group of insurance companies and
banks, headed by The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of

senior debentures

1961

Increases

$0.57;

and

(equity
(the

are

Los

St.,

least

a

Angeles,
qualified
majority of
is

securities)

"Subsidiary

licensed

to

of
As--

operate

and

Acceptance

with

the receipt of

the

proceeds,

Gamble Skogmo

added approximately $30,COO,COO to its holdings
parent company's installment receivables.
Assets of Gamoie
Skogmo Acceptance now
total
more
than
$42,000,000,
including
Corp.

the

$6,000,000

time payment paper originated through Macleod's Lim¬
a Canaaian subsidiary of Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
Capital funds,
including subordinated debentures, total $9,700,000 and present fi¬
nancing capacity has been increased to more than $60,000,000.
The
expansion
of
Gamble
Skogmo
Acceptance
Corp.
assures
continued
adequate financmg
for
the parent company's
rapidly
growing receivables. Over 50% of Gamble-Skogmo's retail sales are

ited,

now

will
of

made
be

on

credit

a

substantially

installment

creased

238%

as

basis

and

increased.

accounts

in

the

compared

nationally.

standing

During

it

In

is

this

a

last

141%

same

iess than

that

expected

the

company s

with

have averaged

lectible accounts

years,

stores

increase

period,

0.13 of 1%

,

balances
have

credit

in

losses

ratio

this

ten

branch

from

in¬
out¬

uncol¬

It is expected

that

considerable growth impetus will be provided by the further
expansion and acceleration of credit selling in Gamble authorized
dealer stores,
in Canadian companies, and in discount stores.—

V.

191,

30,

received in connection with real estate loans. Each Subsidiary Asso-

Holdings of Parent's Receivables—

Simultaneously

1,030,455

$0.60

loan offices in 19 cities throughout
1952 combined assefs of the Subsidiary
Associations
as
a
group
amounted
to
$533,495,085.
The business of the Subsidiary Associations consists of
lending
money, • secured by first liens on real estate, to enable borrowers to
purchase,
construct,
improve or
refinance
real
property.
Funds
are
provided primarily by savings placed with the Subsidiary As¬
sociations, and income is derived largely from interest and fees
California.

$253,750,

the

A

$54,781,694 $52,818,064

—

'

California.

in

savings

the

was

the

five

9,

California

Of¬

.financing

of

business

Common

,

company

California
ot

Gamble

742.

p.

A

a

covers

Subs.)—Six

1962

share—.

cGmmon

Class

—

35 J.099
1 ago•

New York.

30—

taxes

per

194,

(&

after

Ry.—Earnings—

its

—V.

'

Cerp.

for

A

year.

847.

Authorized

&

6,922,686

equal,

average number
the five-for-four

Class

months

sales

the

on

,

July

a share,
adjusted to a comparable number
outstanding, for the corresponding 1961 period.

Corp.

and

by a corporation organized in
name
of "4x" Products, Ltd. The
company is en¬
gaged primarily in the development, riianmacture and sale of
cos¬
metics, inciuamg. various types of shampoos, nail?
grooming pre¬
parations, shaving lotions and men's colognes, and is
engaged in
the development ana sale oi
nap- sprats.

periods': ending

for

■

.

.

Un¬

Class

Federal

were

units.

competition

$0.92

Products

report

Fields

outstanding during the

.

of

Santa

<

effective,

9.9%

single year

a

M.

intensified

1962—Quar.—1961

Products

under

•

$7,111,385
' 513,573

$0.88

_x_—x_

Reportr-

conduct

the

a

1962—6 Mos.—1961

income

2260.

>

period

sociationr.")..

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.

•

report

working capital.

1942

Financial Federation, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—

.was

'

new

$5,214,747

incorrle%u

oper.

portion

.(8.7c)

-.480,749

each

Products

after

11

1962—Quar.—1961

-

annual

increased

and

outstanding,

1961.—V.

ry. op,

Deficit.—V.

-

a

fr.

BUSINESS—The

7,486,831

2.1c

the

Net proceeds to the
company, estimated at
be used for additional

($357,163)'

92 cents

BUSINESS—The

SBIC.

to

shares

will

1962, 78,500 outstanding shares of this
firm's $1 par capital stock were offered publicly at
$67.50 per share through Kidder, Pea.body & Co., and^
McDonnell & Co., Inc., New York City. - ■.Net proceeds from the sale will go to the selling
stockholders. The offering was oversubscribed.

the first publicaliy
relinquish its SBIC
plan by-share-

217.

Per. End. June 30—

J

—

sales———

Earned

;

On

in

July 31, 1962 offering circular,Rutner, Jackson & Gray, Inc., Los Angeles and Laird,
Bissell &* Meeds, New York
City, offered publicly
50,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock at
$6 per share.
/
,'
'
•

(238,109)

7,486,840

_

share

for

Net

the

and

then

fered—Pursuant to

•:

common

V

Net

On

special

record

a

with

dividends

common

End. June 30—

ry.

'

($595,272)

;

ending May^ 31, compared with $4,444,000 tor the
same period
last year. Earnings were'$193,dOO, equal to 71 cents
per -share
of--the! then outstanding
Electrical Products
common
.stock, compared with $240,000, or. 88 cents per share, for the cor¬
responding period a year ago! The difference in earnings is largely
accounted for by non-recurring profit items in the first five months
in 1961.--EPCO's figures cover only five months since the company's:
fiscal year began Jan. 1.-—V. 196, p, 6..
>■.

—V.

also

,

of

sales

or

provide

investments

shares

Net rev.

.

months

shares

Months'

Investment

and

of

Electrical

Act.

incorporation in 1960

Business
J.

preferred

expenses-

State

become

Feriod

under

ney,

Investment

consolidating

oper.

70,363,999

$455,069

Corp.

Fiberboard

into a full scale venture capital Investment com¬
would not be subject to the limitations on its activities

Small

in

split in August,

"42"

small business

a

is

SEeirr

division

supermarkets,

revenue—

1961

.

otnnwour.aiitvLciSxxx.—' "'498,369

-Electrical

company

which

pany
of

Directors

would

Investors

new

oper.

Net

com¬

Figures include
since August 23, 1961, when Food
the 33-unit discount department score
operation.
Fields

Ry.

($449,206)

$700,106

Federal

outstanding—

merger : of

months

Revision—
:

r .1'

common

$513,000

•

Calif.—Merger Effective

Signal Corp.

&

Louis

the

establish its 29th
reported
by Chairman,

fifth

Fort Worth & Denver

period ending May 31 totaled
$7,235,000 compared with $7,111,000 for the same period a year
.ago.
Earnings were! $480,000, equal to 88 cents pe* common share,
of. the
then
outstanding Federal common stock,
compared with

•

See

President

1

helped

to

largest grocery chain
$840,180,062 the year before.

from

M.

number of

commdn

Pei*

8192,626

taxes—x_'—L

the
operations
'May 31, 1962,

,

Electrical Products Corp. of

and

1962,

*

44

after

stock

(787,898)

—

share

per

2260.

common

'

of

'(521,644)

—x-

Merger Effective—

2,404,000.

$1.72

after

-•IvtKiiuci

V".

.

—:

^—

.

195,

Earned

1961

1

2,897,000

_x—

'

1315.

p.

1-

—___

L——

per

of

end

at

taxe3—x

__1

Net .income

—V.

——

diversification program

earlier, net income was $11,865,412, which was
preferred dividends, to $1.72 a share based on the

$1,221,750

before taxes

recovery of)

Period- Ended May 31—
skies r:_-

,

Net

nbt

$70,860,000 $71,722,000
5,780,000
4,361,000
2,883,000 .. 2,457,000

—

taxes——

and

nation's

J.

of

192.294

year

(85,140)

75,317,780

Net

L

1962

-

—x—

p.

,

&

Electric Storage Battery Co.—Six Months' Report—;

Income before

the

of

equal,

Federal Sign & Signal Corp.—Six Months'
Report—

mid-year,

American

*113,724

expanding J. M. Fields,
major factors affecting earnings for the
year.
After ail charges
taxes, Food Fair earned net income of
$11,055,521, which is

were

and

operations—xcharges, other income, etc.-

(loss)

$159,-'

cwpitai*:gaiHBriare~i'eaii2ed/:;=:;iV.-~'l*95*,""

Bwwctptftcu- umcsa

of. the

involved

and

($70,000) ,($551,000).

from

—V.

r.V>:

and

: h

realized

1962-was

'

July 26 Bund
Foreign Power Co.

Friedland

total

costs

($207,277) ($1,000;206)

..

administrative

selling,

Earnings

Not in¬

ago.

were

30,

51,355
2260.

year ended April 28,
annual
sales
record.
This

Corp.—Six Months' Report—

Net
income
(loss)
Number of common shares

earnings of $2,720,-

quarter

12,670.200
$3,245,145

p.

,

/

$2,765,-

was

12,965,131
$3,389,313
357,183

fiscal

acquired

A

($915,066)

($137,277)

5,949,213
$1,328,557

opened during the year along with six
usually heavy score opening expenses,

$76,539,530 $70,556,625

sales,

expenses

securities.

share, .a-decrease, Gf

a.

On

p.

same

1962

from,the

over

$21,376

*

32,576 ctfs.

Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 9.9%—

$923,224,116

and
—

__v.

of

Interest

-

,

for the first half of 1962

company

share,

Erie's

1961

(228,653),

-

the
a

of

a
continuing
1541. (
"

195,

expansion

its

average

u_.

taxes-

Income

,

Electric Bond & Share Co.—Net Up 2%
Net income of

sales

45,172,742 '44,366,175

,(loss)

foreign income

.

in

those

to

p.

31,83L750

5,918,054

shareholders.

to

$45,194,118 $43,451,109

taxes———

of)

recovery

income

Provision

531, or 53 cents

record

Fair

and

;

operations

other• income,

general

400

536.

p.

excellent

—

administrative

(loss),, before

for

income

Cost

Shearson, Hammill & Co:
•
400:.
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L;, •
Day
2, J
.__a—x
400
White, Weld & Co
r___. 1,000

—_

of

on

"•<

contribute

to

Period Ended June 30—

'

.

Corp.—— 1,000
Jaffray & Hopwood
200
R. W. Pressprich &
Co„_-;
400;

Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co. * 200
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 1,000
Hallgarten & Co._
400

and

profits.—V.

sales

based

-

$5,405,000

Ry.—Earnings—

income

oper.

Sales

to

.1962

Fairbanks Whitney

Piper,

1,000

cents,

compares

5

Fen-

Paribas

200

curities & Co

196,

Lynch, Pierce,

& Smith Inc.

ner

25

This

to

net

a

of shares. outstandirrgiir___
j;
1,079,675
1,079,675
Earnings (losiSA; per-share—($01l2")'!y,>,j '($0.42)-'
—VU180F P;S$783i-.( JT.l««'■%.8,080 " 1
' ounavei
f.iU.LOi'.ei.
»■
r:o.h..»n/,.
.-.<*?,/x-.>axsi
w. .

—

200

cents.

Outstanding

Number

209

Merrill

Co., Inc.—
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬

—V.

Net

$400

1962

$1,487,407

Ry.

Lazard Freres & Co.1,000
Loewi & Co.
200;

Ellis & Simmons—
200
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
—L 1,000
J.

Provision

400

Blunt

67

for

.

.

200

—

Co.—

&

and

-

from

charges,

income

foreign

E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc._£)
Laird, <Bissell & Meeds—

..400-

Barth & Co.

Bear,

Net

Amount

-$3,000
i___

Whipple & Co

Bacon,
J.

Co.i-

•

30,

$7,405,461

ry. op.

Deficit.—V.

Samuel

$14,301,000,

•

Amount

Lehman Brothers

of

.

selling,

(loss)

Interest

the

agreed

respective principal

of

program

sales

expenses

Income

2,698,336 shs.

•

fr.

rev.

Food Fair

.

12,357,194

'41,280 shs.

5,000,000 shs.

par)—:

of

also expected

are

x——

sales,

general

par)

series—

Common

research

increased

1962

...

Ended June 30—

'

Cumul.

to

1962—Quar.—1961
1962—6 Mos.—1961
$7,277,770 $16,354,444 $15,*15,345

expenses^

6,003,630

4,588,966 1

1Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Six Months' Report—

$15,000,000

subs.—

Sundry notes of domestic
Stockholder Equity

oper.

Net ry.

..

Outstanding

1987-

of

share

per

%

outstanding

,

PRESENT" FINANCING

Authorized

'

-

due

TO

earnings

ago

foreign subsidiaries

Ekco

JUNE

certixicates

revenue—

Net

Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—

$12,156,000.'„

ihterOst "lor

50%

corporation

OF

'

Ry.

$

4,854,111

reported first half sales for
earnings per share on the common

,

services

318.

consecutive

Erie Resistor

manufacturing and
by the company in"

AS

*

oper.

-

Erie

equally

an

196,

pany

com¬

consultant

-_J_l.x—•

Florida East Coast

52,204,769 107,088,728 102,278,654
47,350,658
93,880,260
96,275,024

7,389,450
1,497,828

deficit

oper;

ry.

picture

Debt:

r-4.60%

of

started

,

as

the

and

75,000

front

Per. End, June 30—

'

.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$

Ry.

•

by

*

As-

that'

out¬

-Earnings—

1962—Quar.
$

Inc.

CAPITALIZATION
Funded

America

business

containers

1952.
In
May of
1962 Ekco purchased
$14,000,000
and
changed the name of

Containers,

Chicago.
organized

Loan

of

ah insurance agency business
trust. It has also made certain

loans

Ry.

Pans, Equip¬
Foil Contaihers.

Rigid Aluminum

and

No.

Containers,

of

Company—

bank

demand

Advances

Builders Hardware and Commercial Equipment; Bakers

In

regulations

promissory note__

p.

equal

Housewares;

and

insured

Subsidiary

%

membersmp

■—V.

mahufucture

management

under deeds

—V.

Net

the.

each

Suate-chartcred

as

renuers

Borrower

operation

includes

Savings
&

2,347,574
($1 par)-authorized 4,000,000 shs.x—: "
1,869,464 shs.'
Securities of the Subsidiary Associations—
Investment
certificates
and
withdrawable
shares
savings
accounts-$421,559,105
Non-Interest bearing promissory note

standing last June 30. Earnings for the like 1961 six months were
$160,961, or 23 cents a share on the substantially fewer 690,977

and

rules

Associations, operates

involved

suc¬

accordingly
the

CAPITALIZATION

4,/a'%

of $1,738,398.
;
,,
.
projected, earnings for the recent six months were't,
slightly by. costs arising from the acquisition early this
Video Instruments Co.; Inc., producer of • direct current

of

power

' f'; •

company,
a
Delaware corporation, -is the
.business
founded
in
1883.
It
operates
directly

by

associations,
the Sub-'
subject to supervision and regulation by
and Loan Commissioner.

Savings

Securities of the

earlier

year

through subsidiaries-in the United States and also through-; three
foreign subsidiaries in England, Canada and Mexico. The domestic

ment

by

Endevco's

EBUSINESS—The

Its

and

trustee

Board.

Association
are
the. Federal savings

investments.

.

.

of

period

.As

•

prices ranging from 104.60%- in the year be-1
ginning Aug.- 1, 1962 to 100%
in the years 1984. 1985, and 1986,
provided the debentures may not be redeemed prior to Aug. 1,
1967
through
a
refunding having
an
interest cost, lower than

a

estate

holder

governed

company

Subsidiary

and serves as

•

.

California

The

at

company

to

the

the

$1.10

$1.29

(FHLB) System

FHLB

the

.

'Subsidiary

(FSLIC)

authority. In ^addition,
sidiary Associations are

of

7

Capital stock

1961;

will

cessor

318.. '-

President. This

retarded

purposes.

4.60%;.

outstanding—
share__xxv;~—-u

supervision
each

account

per

also

6%

-

prior

the

———

shares

the

.with

Corp.
Is

this Pasadena-headquartered manufacturer of spe¬
cialized electronic
instruments,
increased. 35%
in the.. 1962 first
half, ended June 30, to $2,351,951, it was announced by H. Dudley

FEATURES—A mandatory
annual sinking fund,
begin Aug. 1, 1967, is calculated to retire 76% of theto maturity. The debentures will be redeemable for the
sinking fund at 100%. They also may be redeemed at the election
of

—xx~

U

x—;_x

196, p.

156,615,285
19,004,904
15,685,894
9,971,902
8,141,875
9,033,002
7,544,019
7,017.998
6,341,115

income-——

on

income—

on

per .common

Gross sales

REDEMPTION

„

$10,000

sociation

168,569,884

—

Endevco Corp.—Sales Up 35%—

»

to

.serial
notes
due% annually -to
IS'?!;
to
repay
short-term borrowings used in connection with the pur¬
chase
in- May
of 50%
interest in Ekco
Containers.
Inc,
owned
by Aluminum Co. of America, thus increasing Ekco'8 interest to
100%. The balance will be used for working capital > and
other

issue

to

up

under

placed

Wright,

$3,335,000

which

1961

1962

member of the Federal Home Loan Bank

a

operates

real

$6,000,000

corporate

taxes

earnings

-t-V.

/.<

offering

—

Average, common

Earnings

sinking
fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1987 was made
Aug. 9
by an underwriting group managed by Lehman v
;
Brothers, New York City. The debentures which were,
priced at 100% and accrued interest were quickly '
oversubscribed,

'

,

,

:

Earnings before taxes

■

Ekco Products Co.—Debentures Offered—Public of¬

:

and

accounts

Insurance

,,-:n

.

elation is

;

reported

1,475,340 sjiares.
stock dividend distributed

then

'

*

'Period Ended June 30—

the

on

(639),

Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co.—Nine Months'

i

•

reported at $524,472,

common shares

more

year

record

'

income

1,477,280

on

Number

the

over

half..

Net

a

196

901.

p.

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period
Net
Net

June

30—*

1962

taxes

per

196,

<

1961

$72,837,548 $64,026,163

after

Earned

—V.

Ended

sales

p.

common

318.

—

share

3,322,073

1.844,329

$1.25

$0.70

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8

In

Up 21%; Net 41%—
9.2 cents per
compared with
ago, the semi-annual report stated

General Box Co.—Sales
common

Aug'

on

a year
was 41%.
$8,942,241, an improvement of

gain
to

increased

Sales

cents,

after

Net

Earned
—V.

30—

revenues
taxes

195,

—

share—

common

per

1JN51

1^62

Ry.

p.

2261.

Per

share

oper.

Net

Redeem Preferred

Net

for redemption on Sept. 30, 1962, all of
its
outstanding 3%%
cumulative preferred stock at $102.25 per
share, plus accrued dividends of 93% cents per share; 4>/4% cumu¬
lative preferred stock at $105.50 per share, plus accrued dividends
of
$1.06%
per share;
and 4,/2%
cumulative preference stock at
$103.25 per
share, plus accrued dividends of $1.12y2 per share.
Payment will be made at the Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.,
30 Broad Street, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 6.
<

op.

earnings on 3,420,834

195,

92,000

at

(387,000)

70,000

(413,000)

$0.02

($0.12)

out¬

shares

1962—-

30,

June

(800,000)

22,000

'

:

standing

1097.

p.

Homestake Mining Co.—Partial Redemption—
The company has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund. $375,000 of its 15-year 5V8% subor¬

Manhattan

Chase

1962—6 Mos.—1961

187,696

ry.

$1,376,148
3,439,642

$4,450,740

$1,011,118

$2,396,892

deficit

fr.

oper.

195,

has called

company

tax!

tax

Plaza,

N.

Y.—V.

194,

537.

p.

revenue—

rev.

ry.

—V.

income

1961

dinate convertible debentures due Sept. 1, 1972 at 100%- plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, One

RR.—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961

Federal

income

$13,909,000 $12,258,000 $27,381,000 $23,664,000
expenses,
11,512,108
11,246,882 -22,930,260 22,287,852

oper,

Ry.

$272,723,000 in 1961. Both chemical
half
represent the highest ever

first

Western

Per. End. June 30—

1962

$14,290,000 $13,208,000
14,198,000
14,008,000

revenues—:

expenses—

before Federal income

for

Net

Illinois Central

1091.

p.

General Tire & Rubber Co.—To
The

with
the

for

Grand Trunk

114,049,033 106,584,381
20,537,516 17,841,675
$0.90
$0.78

.

compared

Provision

operating

and

income

Net

30—

June

and

costs

—V.

the company in a comparable period.—V. 195,

by

Ended

sales

Net

Total

first half were

for the company for the

sales

overall

and

period.

the

for

and revenues

$295,267,000
achieved

Ended June

Period

improvement

sales

Total

Report—

Operating

quarcer

Peter

J.

percentage

Months'

Utilities Corp. (& Subs.)—6

General Public

the 49 cents earned in 1961.
report, being mailed to stock¬

over

Grace, President points out that sales of the
company's chemical divisions were 23% ahead of last year in the
first
half and
that chemical profits showed a somewhat greater

quarter this year.—V. 195, p. 2260.

$42,571 in the first

and

24%
second

company's

holders,

ended June 30 this year, net income
$46,436, compared with $41,760 in the same period last

to

climbed

year.

increase of

an

the

In

21% over last

months

three

the

For

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

.

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc.—Six Months' Report
Period

net Income was $6,514,000 compared with $5,Earnings per share of common stock were 61

quarter

last

118 000

$7,406,550.

year's

year

cents,

or 6.5
2. The

$62,216,

98

Second

of common stock

of 20%. Earnings per share
83 cents the previous year.

an Increase
cents versus

1961,

were

of the company rose to $89,007, or
share, for the six months ending June 30,

income

Net

.

(640)

Per. End. June 30—

1962—Quar.—1961

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$

$

$

$

Ry.

oper.

revenue—

66,145,939

62.228,073

131,362,353

121,689,660

Ry.

685,147

1,437,317-

2261.

p.

RR.—Earnings—

oper.

expenses-

53,007,629

49,595,829

105,170,009

98,230,501

fr.

ry. op.

13,138,310

12,632,244

26,192,344

23,459,159

Income

3,553,346

3,852,112

6,780,865

6,846,864

Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—

Net

1962—Quar.—1961

Per. End. June 30—

1962—6 Mos.—1961

„

Ry.

oper.

revenue—

Ry.

oper.

expensesry. op.

10,841,102

income
2261.

3,780,635

rev.

oper.

ry.

196.

—V.

55,475,517 107,869,949 106,259,376
48,017,805
90,212,520 92,465,976

58,928,200
48,087,098

fr.

Net

{{> '

$

$

$

2261.

p.

Illinois Power Co.—Six Months' Report—

.

Net

Inc.

Genesco

company

of 14 institutional investors,
convertible subordinated notes,

$10,000,000
due July

group

4%%

of

Net ry.
—V.

announced that it sold privately

1962, the
to

a

Aug. 7,

Notes Sold Privately —On

—

company's working capital.
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City, acted as
in the placement of the notes.—V. 196, p. 421.

agent

$863,248

Ry.

oper.

oper,

871,621

expenses-

Net
Net

fr.

rev.

195, p.

$120,516
149,460

oper.

manufacture of tele¬
in support of the na¬
A recently completed
project for private industry included the tracking system for the
Bell Telephone
Co. Telstar communication satellite.
Electronics,

Defense

specializes

Inc.

Ry.

oper,

expenses-

Net
Net

ry. op.

$152,516

$474,355

$237,719

income

oper.

ry,

$212,544

1,843

42,332

107,744

*7,531

fr.

rev.

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$3,917,856 $3,523,670
3,443,501
3,285,951

1,649,367

1,758,100

•Deficit.—V.

193,

2261.

p.

Electronics

operating

currently

is

at

million

$3

a

rate.

profits for the first half of 1962 rose to $130,000.
Since
operations in June 1960, DEI has grown from 5 employees
230—V. 195, p. 2821.

to

Ry

oper.

oper.

Ry.

oper.

expenses-,.

oper.

—V.

195,

2261.

P.

$926,133
224,563

$878,448

192,193

'

r

The

company's history, and
period in 1961.

of

increase

an

than 12%

more

Order

backlog

:

share

and

equal to

for

the

"

sales—

Gross

and

of

195,

shares—

common

1923.

p.

1,579,104
' ' '$1.101,429,165 ' * 1,430,165

—.»■-

Earnings before income taxes—
Provision for Federal & state income taxes,

sales

30—

June

.

Co.

Net

for

provision

—V.

—V.

iv

l

' i,

Ended

2,634,936

Net

after

Earned

■

Products

Corp.

1,280,000

Number

1,354,936

—V.

Up

18.8%;

Net 41.4%—
This

taxes

reported to stockholders.

sales

Net

for

$8,394,000

year

a

increased

taxes,

675,117

period

that

the

prospects
condition.

Products

rubber

rubber

end

future

financial

Rubber

automobile
duces

stockholders

concerning

strong

a

the

equal to 82 cents
shares outstanding,

of

Globe

at

floor

Corporation
mats

houseware

and

In

share

a

the

based

1961

the

on

continues to be
that, Globe Rubber is

company

a

rubber

products.—V.

June.

of

and

is

fropi

after all charges and
in the 1961 half year.
to $1.16 per share on

was

told

optimistic
in

outstanding

$9,976,000

to

rose

while net income,
from $554,000
earnings were equal

year

Meyer

Mr.

30,

$787,000

shares

number

same

June

ago,

income

net

to

months

six

to

half

1962

The
the

the

leading manufacturer of
swim

195,

It

gear.

also

pro¬

1807.

p.

-

.;i77,040 ' * '
186,261
>•"
$0.52
356,649

.

the

second

quarter, E. J. Thomas,
meeting of the board

after

net

sales

for

for

to

compared
7.8%,

income

Net

the

S.S%,

to

$1.11

Profits of

totaled

the

mainly

the

1961

same

Up,

was

p.

of

for

in

same

were

of

of

1962

of

Board,

the

the

1961

amounted

amounted

first
to

half,

1961,

foreign

in

period last year, a decrease
$1 per share, compared

equal to
common

shares

in

this

Brazil,

deduction

restricted

foreign

compared

Venezuela
amounted

consolidated

earnings and
$40,698,474

with

and

to

Canada.

for

In

before

charges

1961.—V

'

viously

of

has

1962

reported

compared




net

with

income

of

$8,737,000

$10,518,000

been

riends

and

for

the

same

the

period

provision

for

Federal

196,

of

serve

Hart-Carter,

shares,

approved

world-wide

a

flour

announced.

f!

in the flour

by

for

in

food,

diversified

a

container

"

•

'than

more

number

machinery

of

industries,

and

materials

73

years

has

manufactured

com¬

"" "

*•

Ended

operating

Other

~

Jyne 30—

.

.

revenue

1962

1961

V

$74,140,300 $75,818,600

;

——_

income—,

219,500

_

169,500

$74,359,800 $75,988,100
Costs

incurred

including

preciation

of

6,036,310

interest

;

and

de¬

78,929,400

.—

—

loss

Net

192,

80,283,600

—$4,569,600
p.

$4,295,500

597.

,

copper

«.'

-

The

revenues

and

reported

earnings

first six months,

over

Leon C.

Officer,

like

the

told

months

the

like

-

'

-

-

-

-

12,013,347

-

"

-

-

Operating income ——_—L—
Dividends, int. and misc. income
Gross

income

—.—:

Federal

income

.

10,131,973

684,904

648,609

-

$12;693;251 $10,780,582
v;s3;248,488r * 2,345,762
__\_i„105,881
164,686

tax————

income
income

187,

$3,354,369

„

$2,510,448

718,000

459,900

$2,636,369

$2,050,548

$2.22

:

period.

rose

15%

half
in

and

its

second

history.

and earnings increased
*

per

p.

that
operating revenues for the first
were
$76,680,505, compared with $66,774,970
period. Net income for the first half of 1962,
for Federal income taxes, was $3,235,088, compared
1962

in 1961. Earnings amounted to 93 cents per share
shares outstanding on June 30, 1962, compared with
share on 3,455,387 shares outstanding on June 30, 1961.
2352.

———*.

$1.73

,

share

per

Insurance

Company of North America—Subsidiary

Tvlaw

Tvrua_Prvl

"Living

Dollar" the
automatically

Life

Insurance

Insurance

By

dollar.

issued

North

America.

benefit

built-in

a

,

nation's first insurance policy designed to
to price fluctuations,
has been developed
of North America, wholly owned subsidiary

with

accordance

Adjustments

annually
D.

Co.

of

of

in

value

the

of

Co.

means

face

——..

2490.

p.

are

fund,
changes

based

on

the National Bureau

by

Living Dollar adjusts its
in the purchasing power
the Consumer Price Index
of Labor Statistics,

Wash¬

C.

In

operation, Living Dollar's benefit fund grows more rapidly
during periods of price decline and is used by the company to pur¬
chase additional insurance (at net rntest for the noiicyHolder w*en

actual protection amounts can increase
in periods of prolonged inflation but
original face value of the policy. In addi¬
policyholders need not provide new evidence of insurability
entitled
to
additional
Living Dollar benefits even though

prices

tion,
be

to

fall

policy

future

100%

as

never

can

Accordingly,

rise.

much

as

or

may

more

the

below

mature

as

a

claim

death

when substanatial price increases

In

many

years

in

the

have taken place.

announcing Living
Dollar,
Edmund L.
Zalinski," Executive
Vice-President of the company, told a group of New York financial
.

qnd

business editors that the policy—under development for more
three years—enhances the appeal of life insurance in today's

economic

climate,

Dollar, the

"Through ^Living
additional

of
of

in

insurance

public

order

to

now avoid the
maintain
a
desired

can

necessity
amount

purchasing power."
By way of example he

cited the period 1941 to 1961 when the
cost of goods and services
(based on the Consumer Price Index)
approximately doubled. If an individual had purchased an ordinary
$10,000 life policy in 1941, he added, he would have had to buy an
additional $10,000 worth of insurance as prices rose over the years
to
1961
in
order
to maintain
the amount of buying
power
he
originally intended his beneficiaries to receive.
This is true, Mr.
Zalinski said, because 1961 dollars were worth only half as much
dollars.

1941

as

"However, if the same individual had been able to
$10,000.
Living Dollar policy in 194.1, his protection

by

year

to
year

somewhat

is its

At

operation

of

premium,

values

over

purchase a
could have

$20,00G in 1961 due to the automatic
the policy's benefit fund.
Thus, for a

Living

one

of

Dollar

the

most

would have maintained
inflationary periods in

history."

unique

"second

holder

the

approximately

higher

protection

Another

first

highest

1961

provision

188,

revenues

1962

the

shareholders
of

$2,340,715

3,481,050

68 cents

1961

that
were

Greenebaum, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive

for

—V.

has

corporation

For the

■

6,030,080

1962
; .. 1961."'
$15,046,739 $13,126,344

"

;

————:

except Federal income tax

recent

Hertz Corp.—Earnings Up 38%—
quarter

".

$1.94

:

including
net
operating,
expenses,
maintenance'.. and
repairs,
and
gen.
expenses
and
taxes,

—

admin.

increased

—V.

.

v

development,
.5

than

.

parts for major agricultural implement companies.
It re¬
consolidated net sales exceeding $8 million for .the year
Nov. 30, 1961.—V. 194, p. 1842.
'

Period

.

Issued

.

Period Ended June 30—

ington,
components,
with
Henry

said. * The stock transaction had pre¬
the directors of Hart-Carter and Henry

market

Report—
Total

*
$1.85.

——

stock

common

11,758,000

.

Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.—6 Mos.' Report

i

of

he

milling,
*

Hart-Carter

ponent

11,242,000

divi-

320.

p.

Deliveries

the

Including
handling.

\

for

common

preferred

taxes

of

of period

at end

share

per

provision

shares

of

respond
:

Henry Simon last year reported sales approximating $130 million.
Its
engineering, research and construction facilities in
England

on

for

after

—

earned

1961

\

1

for

$22,974,000 $24,206,000

income

after

3,105,018

Simon.

with

Grace & Co.—Earnings Up 20%—

company

half

2,948,371

shares

of

common

six

195

provision

taxes—

income

stock

Report—
1962

before

:

net

$0.33

a

Carter

38%

$2,226,797.

devaluation

taxes

Federal
Net

Months'

30—

June

income

net

Estimated

its

net income

Ended

Federal

3,047,037

$1.23

*

1807.

after

tirst

3,684,000

—

share—

A. C. Allyn
Co., Chicago investment banker. Hart-Carter obtained all SimonCarter common shares held by Henry Simon in exchange for Hart-

1961.

to
$14,637,019
during
the
cor¬
after deducting 1962 charges of $6,456 earnings
and
devaluation
of
foreign

Argentina,

period,

$41,103,949,

(W. R.)

Ind.—V.

—V.

1961

1962

.

to
an

$34,647,750,

2261.

The

Trust

9,

$41,664,492 $35,410,932

common

p.

Chairman

Profits

directors.

half

months

Thomas pointed out that 1962

provision

.

,

&

compared

as

of

restricted

currency,

Mr.

.

manufacturer of farm machinery
previously shared equal ownership of Simon-Carter
Simon (Holdings) Ltd., England, founded 80 years ago
mill engineering field,
said Mr. Allyn, a partner of

foreign subsidiaries included in consolidated net income

$9,414,711

for

first

the

number

same

responding period
199

six

in

First half earnings
on

the

$726,151,829

first

compared with $38,471,677
of

Chairman
of

a

$782,960,311.
of

&

Net

Months' Report—

30—

Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc.—Six Months'

Consolidated
increase

June

common

Hart-Carter,

ported

The company has increased its sales in the first half and second
quarter of this year, but profits were lower for the six months
period mainly because of the Impact of foreign currency devaluation

reported

Bank

tional

by

,

Sales

pre & Rubber Co.

Payment will be made at the Merchants Na¬
Co. of Indianapolis,
11 S. Meridian Street,
194, p. 2334.

accrued interest.

plus

Indianapolis

$0.08
356,649

ownership of the Simon-Carter Co.,
Minneapolis, leading
grain cleaning and processing equipment producer, has been ac¬
quired by the Hart-Carter Co., Peoria, 111., Arthur C. Allyn, Jr.,

Lower—

in

14,016
29,563'!

Hart-Carter Co.—Acquisition—

ended

Goodyear

corporation

Depreciation of plant and equipment

'1961
43,579

'

taxes—

195,

Board

in the six months to June 30,
1962, set new records, with sales up 18.8%
and net income up
41.4%
over
the
corresponding period of 1961, Emanuel Meyer,

corporation

Philadelphia

President,

.

$0.64

2,108,265

Sales

—

Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption

has called for redemption on August 31, 1962,
operation of the respective sinking funds, $45,000 of its
first mortgage 3%%-bonds, series D due Sept. 1, 1980, and $45,000
of its first mortgage 4% bonds, series E due Sept. 1, 1980 at 100%

Full

Rubber

Globe

Indiana Gas & Water
The

through

$5,025,007

363,301

.„

per

1,425,297
2,108,265

195, p. 2261.

2415.

sales

401.

192, p.

•

1962

:

.

Harsco Corp.—Six
Period

Net

of period

*93,304

^

/

..

1

191, p.

1,481,186

$0.68

earnings per share
outstanding end

Shares

$556,127

106,124

Costs

Months'

Six

—

$6,148,271

taxes—:.

Income

6,985,276

-

$849,721

22,517

ry.

oper.

.

1,341,900

earnings

$419,713

95,093

'

'"

•

Winkle-Munning

—

before

Income

$8,466,462

estimated
Net

$1.51

>"c.'-•

Ended

Period
Net

1,615,083

„

$547,980

fr.

rev.

ry.

•Deficit —V.

-

'

2,767,197..

discounts

cash

op.

income

Net
Net

2,159,130

share——__i—-—/

common

per

7,752,880

freight

Less

3,545,625

1961
$3,186,924

*962
$4,382,387

,

Report—:

1961

f.

3,514,034

Net

1962

30—

June

1,750,844

f

Earnings per share
outstanding

$9,367,963

Ended

Period

1,749,503

—V.

Shares

Cement Co.—Six Months' Report—

$4,101,752

expenses-

,

1097.

p.

Giant Portland

$4,363,755

oper.

(

——•

!

Net

per

$2,170,557

Ry.

Number

—

V

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$2,297,483

123,352

64,493

■

^.ri-

.

taxes

Hanson-Van

Less

the 1,070,418 shares outstanding on June 30, 1962,
share earnings for the comparable period of 1961.

on

195,

•

over

per

—V.

'

*

June

income

Net

*

30, 1962, was at a record $9,669,000, up
the $9,057,000 for that date in 1961.
first half of 1962 was $429,000, or 40 cents

on

$600,000

than

more

the

over

same

profit

after

—V.

has reported that sales for the first half of 1962
$11,707,000,
highest
six
months in the electronics

to

$634,162

Period Ended June 30—

company

climbed

$495,771

$224,416

Mining Co.—Six

Hanna

Number

Up 12%—

Giannini Controls Corp.—Sales

$2,190,567
1,556,405

2261.;^/V.:.-,

195. P.

Earned

'

$2,066,557
1,570,786

$315,024
,<^16,405 .,iy 57;581

op."

ry.

income

oper,

ry.

Net

-

,

,

fr.

rev.

Operating

225,811

RR.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961

revenue--

Period

$1,112,503
797,479

$1,041,082
816,666

expenses-

$4,047,831;
3,169,383

$383,297

125,943'

deficit

oper.

ry.

$4,187,501
'3,261,368

$467,866

fr. ry. op.

Net rev.

Net

$0.88

12,840,000

oper.

Estimated

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961

revenue—

Ry.

-V.

$1,999,244
1,615,947

$2,086,407
1,618,541

revenue—

Ry.

Terminal

Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Six

Net

1962—6 Mos.—1961

T962*-Quar.—1961

Per. End. June 30

$0.97

1523.

Ry.

Western RR.—Earnings—

Green Bay &

Per. End. June 30—

Net

Florida Ry.—Earnings—

Southern &

Georgia

12,301,243

12,840,000

-

shares

common

Illinois

the

in

and intercept equipment and systems
major space and^ missile programs.

metry

it began

1962—Quar.—1961
$l,97u,644
$1,801,883

revenue—

share

common

of

190, p.

1961

13,461,374

Per. End. June 30—

to

Defense

Per. End. June 30—

1962

$68,902,907 $60,795,610

taxes

per

Number

30—

June

revenues-

after

—V.

D. C„ company will join the Continental Capital

Pre-tax

Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Ry.

Ended

Operating
Net

Earned

Inc.—

agreement, the two small business investment com¬
purchased $350,000 of DEI's stock and notes, and are
purchase $350,000 more.
The total SBIC investment
triples the young Rockville company's long-term capital.

almost

$1,743,474
1,622,958

$129,498
192,947

$30,525
113,369

$86,744
79,249

ry. op.

deficit
2261.

oper.

ry.

•

Washington Industrial Investments,

have

tion's

—V.

5,307,767

Period

the

Under

committed

$1,736,963
1,607,465

$902,146

776,504

revenue

Ry.

13,793,400
1,168,068

17,657,429

Corp., San Francisco, Calif., to invest $700,000 in Defense Elec¬
tronics, Inc., of Rockville, Md., it was announced jointly by Dr.
Arch Scurlock,
President of Greater Washington, and Mr. Frank
Chambers, President of Continental Capital.

panies

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961

p.

This Washington,

Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30—

195,

7,457,712
1,274,373

Investment—

will be added to the

the financing

from

oper.

Greater

31, 1982.
Proceeds

rev.

after

that

same

amount

feature of Living Dollar, indicated M'r. Zalinski,
provision which can be exercised by the policy¬
policy has been in force 10 years.

look"
the

time, the policyholder has the choice of: (1) maintaining
premium payment; or (2) reducing the premium and the
into the benefit fund; or <3) increasing the premium

put

accelerating benefit fund growth.
If a gradual price rise is
anticipated, the first choice would hold the most appeal. If, how¬
ever, the economic situation is such that falling prices are expected,
the premium might be safely reduced.
The third selection would
apply in times of sharp rises in the Consumer Price Index.
Living Dollar is currently available in 31 states and can be pur¬
chased only through independent agents representing Life Insur¬
ance
Co. of North America.—V.
192, p. 1302.

and

Number 6185

196

Volume

Intermountain Gas
National

First

transfer

sole

agent

company.—V.

195,

the
2491.

International

$3

Flavors

Inc.

Fragrances

&

Investors

Corp., 800 — 71st St., Miami Beach, Fla., a
wholly-owned subsidiary, offered publicly, 300,000
shares of this firm's class A common stock at $10 per

Six

—

share.

Months' Report—
1961
$18,208,000
1,810,000
1,580,000
$0.75
$0.65

sales

Net

income

—V.

International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Net Down
has reported net earnings of $8,418,000, or
$3.04 per share on the 2,642,841 common shares outstanding for
the fiscal year ended June 30, compared with $8,218,000, or $3.07
per share on
2,544,259 average shares the previous year.
Sales for 1961-62 were $149,000,000, compared with $133,800,000
The

for

corporation

1960-61.—V.

estimated at $2,422,000, will be used
by the company for the repayment of debt, construc¬
tion, and working capital.
'

incorporated under the laws of
the State of Delaware, Oct. 24, 1961.
Its principal executive offices
are located
at 800 71st St., Miami Beach, Fla.
The present business of the company is carried on through its
two wholly owned subsidiaries which are:
BUSINESS—The

1428.

195, p.

195,

2035.

p.

America—Shows Loss

reported June railway operating revenues of
$961,937 compared with $894,309 in June 1961, and
a net loss
of $61,340 compared with a net loss of $86,452 in the 1961 month.
For the period Jan, 1-June 30, 1962. railway operating revenues
were
$5,790,478 against $6,915,532 in the like 1961 period.
A net
loss of $354,450 was incurred in the Jan. 1-June 30,
1962 period
compared with a net income of $82,256 in the first six months
last year.—V.
195, p. 1097.
has

(1)

Jiffy Steak Co.—Common Offered—Via Aug. 3,1962

Net

proceeds, estimated at $551,625, will be used by
redemption of outstanding preferred

the company for

plant expansion, additional equipment,
retail marketing outlets, and working capital.

stock,

BUSINESS—The company was incorporated on Dec. 9,
laws
of
the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania and
of

sor,

of Jan.

as

1,

meat

frozen

The company is an independent proces¬
frozen meat products.
Its principal office

1954.

and

County, Pa.
and packs its products for sale by the
company and also processes and packs certain of its products for
sale by
the following wholly-owned subsidiaries of the company,
Illinois Jiffy Steak Co., Flash-O-Freez Meats, Inc. and Patti-Pak
Steak Co., which market said products under their respective brand
names.
The company is also developing retail marketing outlets for
the company's products through wholly-owned subsidiaries operatingdrive-in restaurants under the trade name "Winkys."
The first of
and plant
The

located

are

these

to the public during February,

opened

was

EFFECT

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

TO

Lehigh Building & Development Co., a Florida corporation
engaged in the construction and sale of residences and the con¬
struction of commercial and community facilities at Lehigh Acres,
Fla. Its executive offices are located at 800 71st St., Miami Beach,

Loans

Life

on

5V2%
5%

8,229

8*229
11,814

11,814

——

secured

dates

stock

—V.

195,

(par

10,326

747.

p.

John's Bargain
The

of

Stores

announced

it was

1962,

and earnings for the first

Chairman

David Cohen,

by

the Board.

of

ended

weeks

stock

recent
The

issue.

1962

paid out

income

net

figure

does not take

into

$33,310

account

dividends and redemption premiums to former preferred
stockholders
when
the
preferred stock issue was redeemed. The
1961
net
income
figure does not include a dividend of $17,146
as

the former preferred stockholders.
also reported that John's had opened 28
first 28 weeks of 1962 to bring the total

paid to
Mr.

Cohen

during

in

stores

operation

John's

195,

of

sales

Net

income

tax

tax

$40,813,000
3,496,000

3,437,000

.

1,795,000
1,642,000
$2.63

;

-

earnings

share

per

Kansas, Oklahoma &
Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

oper.

1,845,000
1,651,000

$983,381

Ry.

oper.

Net rev.
Net

ry.

—V.

ry.

195,

op.

$2,018,382

759,400

1,362,705

$329,227

$561,175

$655,677

$1,108,723

179,857

137,393

336,882

2380.

p.

Net
Net

fr.

rev.

ry.

—V.

and

showed

earnings

significant

Chairman

df

the

of

Koppers

increases

Board,

Co.
last

over

for

year's

first

results,

half

of

Sales

2262.

p.

of

of

Fred

C.

for

stock

common

The

in

the

Lily-Tulip

Cup

the three months

New York, for

Corp.,

30, 1962 hit a record $29.9 million, up about 5.5% over
million in the same 1961 period, Walter J. Bergman,
of
the Board
and President,
reported to stockholders.

first

the

of

months

six

this

sales came to

year,

«f

the

fftf

this year

quarter

seedhd

record $55

a

more than

ffftie 0i about $3.2 million, of 6%
19&k
a

in the first

$2.3

were

million,

the

first half of 1962 was equal to $1.51
outstanding, as compared to the $1.07
period of 1961.

share
share

per
per

same

was

$2,005,000,

Inc.—Acquisition—
Corp! of Blacksburg, Va.,

Litton Industries,
The

Poly-Scientific

first three

First
the

half

J.

James

$129

million

this year

recorded

were

in

as

contrasted

1961.

Virigina

Southwestern

of

Poly-Scientific will operate as K division of Litton's
Group, Mr. Gray said.

Components

sales are at an annual rate of approximately
$3 million and employment totals more than 300 persons. The
company's plant in Blacksburg covers
44,000 square feet. The
company was organized in 1953.
Poly-Scientific

product line of Poly-Scientific includes- ultra-precise cartridge-type slip rings, brush block assembles*
commutators and
The

stepping switches for navigation systems for manned and unmanned
aircraft, missiles, surface vessels and submarines.
Consummation
of

a

California.—V.

of

acquisition by Litton is subject to the
the Commissioner
of Corporations of
2036.

the

permit
195,

by

p.

was

Sales

with

of

all

1962—Quar.—1961

oper.

fr. ry.

Net rev.
Net
*

ry.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

Yevenue__

195,

$1,918,512
171,711

$2,236,134

op.

831,490

income

oper

Deficit.—V.

$3,832,922
1,118,746

$2,911,243
*611,974

2262.

p.

1962—Quar.—1961

Ry.

oper.

revenue—

59,604,920

oper.

expenses-

48,299,430

56,476,718 118,046,803 109,855,349
42,898,135 93,888,266
87,395,331

fr.

11,305,490

13,578,583

Net rev.

Net

j:y.

oper.

196,

p.

ry. op.

5,030,431

4,573,897

income
538.

MSL

oper.

revenue..

Ry.

oper.

expenses.

$1,479,788
806,807

experienced record
ending June 30, 1962.

Net

—V.

ry.

oper.

195,

p.

income

2262.




$672,981
582,008

22,460,018
8,279,790

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$1,268,267

$1,718,306

$1,461,054

726,833

1,421,291

1,238^433

$541,434

$297,015

$222,621

565,776

102,161

148 842

sales

and

earnings

for

the

sales

should

$1.30

be

share.

per

shares

common

of

share

$10,800,950
the

on

and

after

earnings

1,137,148

were

shares

common

will

of

—V.

basis

195,

continue

Mandrel

Mr.

to

with

operate

Mr.

Ray

with

engaged

the

in

color

and

its

existing
and

President

as

said.

Coonan

manufactures electro-mechanical devices,

United

geophysical ex¬

sorting
machines. Ray and
its
in
geophysical
exploration
on
a

States

and

throughout

world.

the

1204.

p.

Period Ended—
Net

earnings per share

377,807

364,085

$0.87

$0.84

.

shares outstanding

435,259

on

June 30/61

$21,264,290 $19,292,880
806,293
794,957

earnings before Federal income tax
Net earnings after Federal income tax
•Net

Report—

June 29,'62

sales

on

June 29,

1962.—V.

195,

2036.

Manufacturers

appointed

Inc.—Appointment—

Hanover

Trust

Co.,

transfer agent for the

196,

New

York

stock

common

City,

of

been

has

the corporation.

430.

p.

Marquardt Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
weeks of 1962, the corporation of Van Nuys,
of $26,749,686 and earnings of $947,997, equal
share, Roy E. Marquardt, President, disclosed in
a
speech to the New York Society of Security Analysts.
This compares with restated sales and earnings of $24,260,808
and $150,787,
respectively, equal to 11 cents per share, for the
first

the

28

had

sales

cents

66

per

comparable period
of

in 1961. Mr. Marquardt said that for the whole
was looking to earnings of more than $1 per
approximately $54. iKMlISon.—V. 195, p. 2262.

the company

1962

share

of

sales

on

Martin Marietta

Corp.—Secondary Stock Ottering—*
8, 1962, Bache & Co., New York City, an¬
that the exchange distribution of 374,000

On Aug.
nounced
shares

Martin

of

Marietta

stock

common

had

been

Of the total distribution, 277,055 shares
sold at 20Vi
and 96,945
were
sold at 20Vs.
—V. 196, p. 579.
&

completed.
were

Mastan

'

„

Co.—Reports Record Earnings—

commercial

This

and

industrial

finance

company based in New
receivables
outstanding,
gross
year ended May 31,
1962.
In
the
recent
fiscal
year,
receivables
aggregated $36,903,732,
compared with $28,749,269 in the like period a year ago; gross
income was $5,094,376, against $3,980,562; net income $1,382,862,
equal to 81 cents per common share; based on the average-number
of shares outstanding during the year, compared with $980,792, or
58 cents a common share.—V. 196, p. 8:

York,

all-time

reported

income

net

and

income

highs

for

the

in

fiscal

McCulloch Oil Corp. of

California—Sales, Net Up—

flow and profits for the second quarter of 1962 set
for this company. Sales totaled $661,650 as compared
to $595,419 for the second quarter of 1961.
Comparative figures
covering the first six months of 1962 and 1961 follow;
Sales,

cash

highs

new

Six Months Ending June 30—

1962

Sales
Cash

$1,112,042
flow-

Net

698,397

1961
$1,029,346
618,797

for the first six months of 1962 totaled $199,910
to $189,794 for the first six months of 1961 and
the entire year of 1961.
The
company
reports
that
the
proposed
acquisition
of
the
Jonnell Gas Co. will not be consummated. As previously announced,
the Board of Directors of both companies had reached agreement
as
to the basic terms of the transaction. Unfortunately,
several
profit

compared

for

could

resolved

be

not

decided

abandon

to

favorable

including

contingencies,

S.

Meyer,

climbed

to

reached a record $1.64, a 27.1%
increase
$1.29 per share for the first half of 1961.
Meyer pointed out that if the Miami Industries merger had taken
place Jan. 1, 1962, per share earnings for the first six months of the
year would have been $1.85.
share

the

over

for

earnings

comparative

$1,843,640, compared to $1,438,293 a year ago,
for amortization—a non-cash accounting item
acquisition costs in excess of book value—and
Federal income taxes payable by the Miami Industries Division
income

includes

of

deductions

amortization

of

on

the date of its

merger

with MSL.

Magnetic Metals Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
This

the
at

Camden,

first
a

pared

half

new

of

record

with

N.

as

J.,

1962
for

$5,687,495

compared

year." The
per

with

company

above
the

for

the

reported
similar

common

sales

period

six-month'

the

period at
same period in

$266,822,

or

32

or

and earnings for
of 1961. Sales were
$6,606,155

as

and

any

treatment

tax

management

further

of

both

negotiations.—V.

for the sellers
companies has
p.
2036.

195,

at

new

a

cents

per

common

share,

of

54

Chairman

has

announced

that

final

audited

after taxes for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962 were
high of $13,879,691 as compared to $12,109,357 for the

previous year.
Earnings
the

for

June

share for fiscal

per

previous

30,

based

year,

1962 and 3,425,445

were $4.02 compared to $3.54
3,454,637 shares outstanding on
June 30, 1961.

1962

on

on

represented a 3.55% return on sales of $390,718,187
to 3.52% on sales of $344,413,501 for 1961.

compared

1962,

was $316,758,387 as compared to
Mr. McDonnell pointed out that
contracts for Navy and Air Force
NASA Gemini Spacecraft are currently in process
and are funded in the Government's program.—

Backlog as of June 30, 1962
$250,580,787 on June 30, 1961.
very

substantial

of
V.

and

negotiation
p. 2262.

additional

195,

Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Net Up Slightly—
corporation has reported that consolidated net earnings after
the first half of this year totaled $2,694,000, equal to
share, on gross revenues of $139,351,000. In the first
half of
1961, consolidated earnings totaled $2,618,000, equal to
45 cents per share, after a Federal tax refund of $850,000 resulting
from a prior year adjustment.
Consolidated revenues in the 1961
period amounted to $154,583,000.
The

taxes
46

for

cents per

Ulerritt's
June

30

consolidated

amounted

to

net

earnings

$2,052,000,

for

equal

to

the

three

35

cents

months
per

ended

share,

on

of $77,277,000. After provision for the tax refund,
1961
second quarter
net earnings
totaled $2,330,000, equal to
40
cents per share, on revenues of $83,329,000. Because of the
nature^ of some of its diversified operations, M-C&8 earnings in
the
first
three months of the year are usually the lowest for
any quarter.—V. 196, p. 579.

gross

revenues

com¬

1961. Earnings for
35 cents per common share,

also reported a current cash flow
share for the first half.—V. 195, p. 978.

company

McDonnell,

earnings

Phantoms

President, reported to shareholders that first-half
new highs of $15,305,362, an
increase of 26.8%
over comparative figures of $12,073,811,
restated to reflect acquisi¬
tions and the recent Miami Industries merger.
Arnold

sales

the current first half were $289,477,
Net rev. fr. ry. op.

24,158,537
9,855,505

Sales, Earnings—

Industries, Inc.—Record

industries,

months

six

Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—

Ry.

outstanding

sales

per

Company

Earnings

profits prior to May 22, 1962,
—V. 195, p. 2931.

1962—Quar.—1961

earnings

than

McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Earnings Hit New High

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$
$

$

$

or

divisions were higher for the first half of 1962 than in
period last year.
Sales in the second quarter of 1962 were $75.6
million, up from
volume of $70.2 million last year.—V. 195, p, 640.
same

Lake

had

cents

division

a

$244,904

$18,243,345 $17,398,634 $35,664,841 $34,683,367
expenses,
16,007,211
15,480,122 31,831,919
31,772,124

oper.

the

Per. End. June 30—

Mandrel

merger,

that

more

■

J.

Koppers

a

and

or

.

nouncement.

Net

$140.1 million,
first half of

the

year,

■'

Gray, Vice-President of Litton Industries
Litton's
Components
Group,
made
the
an¬

Harry

Chairman

and

the

of

President

Pandapas,

and

company,

months this year.

sales

70

Ray

as

contract

developers ,and

Sroducers of specialized components for Beverly Hills, Calif. 'has
precision instruments,
acquired by Litton Industries, of

Per

which

equal, after provision for preferred dividends, to 82 cents per share.
This compares with $1,833,000, or 73 cents per share; earned in
the second quarter of 1961 and $1,720,000, or 69 cents a
share, in
the

following the

annually,

a

1,549,340

Mandrel
or

Mandrel

or

per

MSL

company's second quarter income

have

ploration instruments
foreign
affiliates
are

to

share on 3,200,154 common shares outstanding. This,
represented an increase of 8.7% over earnings in the
same 1961 period of $2.1 million, or 65 cents per share on the same
number of shares. Earnings for the first half
of 1962 rose 10%
to $3.8 million or $1.19 per share, from about $3.5 million or $1.08
per share in the first six months of last year.—V. 189, p. 1240.

Foy,

Koppers* net income for the first six months of this year totaled
a 35%
increase over the $2,757,000 earned in the first
of 1961. After provision for payment* of preferred dividends,

earned

"The

staff

Calif.,

said,

announced.

$3,725,000,

of

will

1961

For

$28.3

cents

1962

half

netJncome

that,

$25,000,000

$2,000,000"

merger.

for

the

of

outstanding.

$285,638
4,214,927

$2,268,138
1,542,538

$554,459
1,716,802

$817,826
1,065,096

ry. op.

deficit

oper.

195,

—V.

Hoppers Co., Inc.—Net Up 35%—
Sales

exceed

Mandrel
the

estimated

Coonan

excess

J.

81,525

;

income

oper.

in

Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—

$2,584,540
1,475,817

expenses.

fr.

Mr.

should

—V.

Ry.

Ry.- oper.

held.

revenue—

Per. End. June 30—

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$1,320,575

merger-acquisition

the

$2.65

654,154

revenue^-

the

that

Maradel Products,

$11,328,705 $10,998,851 $23,412,185 $21,687,496
expenses10,510,879
10,444,392 21,144,047 21,401,858

oper.

Gulf Ry.—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961

,

of

terms

were not disclosed, but it
Ray interests received a substantial cash
payment plus 412,192 shares of Mandrel common stock in exchange
for
all outstanding Ray Company stock. Ray had been
privately

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar.—1961

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

Ry.

$43,176,000

-

Federal

income

set.

indicated

•Based

Per. End. June 30—

1961

the merger is dependent upon stockholder approval.
vote at special meetings, but meeting dates have

will

been

Exact

was

219.

p.

Ry.

1962

earnings

Net

750,000 shs.
1,250,000 shs.

5,000,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.

Long Island RR.—Earnings—

^

before

Income

yet

as

Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co.—Six Months' Report—

Federal

Conclusion of

Stockholders

Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—

2154.

p.

Period Ended June 30—

Net

195,

issuance

207.

Bargain Stores are located in cities and suburban com¬
throughout the eastern section of the United States.—

munities
V.

to

stores

new

number

the

Inc.—Proposed Merger—

F.

Ray,

Manhattan Shirt Co.—Six Months'

Outstanding
$33,080

$66,605

mortgages

een

variety chain reported sales of $18,640,786 for the
July 14, 1962. This was an increase of 20% over
the $15,531,421 recorded in the comparable period last year.
Net income after provision for taxes for the
first 28 weeks of
1962 totaled $163,320, as compared to $2,570 in the similar period
of 196I-. Earnings per share amounted to 12 cents for the period
ended July 14,
1962, on 1,375,000 common shares outstanding, as
compared to $.002 for the first 28 weeks of 1961 on the same
number
of
outstanding
shares
as
adjusted
for the company's
discount

The

28

721,508

Coonan, President of Mandrel Industries, and Robert
President of Robert H. Ray Co., Inc., have announced
plans for the merger of the Ray Company into Mandrel and for
Mandrel's acquisition of Ray's foreign affiliates.
H.

p.

Corp.—Record Sales, Earns.

scored record sales

has

company

weeks

28

385,000 shs.

800,000 shs.

$1.25)

$2,548,549

751,073

Mandrel Industries,

GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

class A (par 10c)—
class B (par 10c)—

stock,

—V.

he

certain equipt.

chattel mtge. on

$2,415,534

320,933

and expansion will be limited.

Authorized

stock,

Common

71

by

$1,156,880

375,058

Net

Fronts

C&pit&l stock i
Common

of acquisition

chattel

and

Common

hafl#

various

at

program

estate

ntittfett,

maturing

obligations

and

CAPITALIZATION

Real

1,403

25,00(1

first mortgage

Equipment

is

Long-term debt:

For

Mortgage:
5%

described

Chairman

note

note

$1,197,269

where feasible, to acquire, businesses of other
types, which, in its judgment, will provide diversified opportunities
for the company.
No negotiations for acquisitions are in progress
at this time, and there is no assurance as to whether, when, or to
what extent other businesses may be acquired in the future.
To
the extent that the shares offered hereunder are not sold, the above
investigate,

sales

Insurance:

op.

ry.

p.

James

In

it

Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—Sales Up 5V2 %—

$97,500

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$5,798,029 $11,773,296 $12,225,090
4,641,149
9,357,762
9,676,541

income
2262.

oper

195,

general manager,"

Outstanding

$150,000

note

demand

demand

ry.

$800,009,

ended June

installment

Net rev. fr.

proposed that, in the future,
the company
will seek to acquire other enterprises so that eventually
it will
conduct diversified business operations
either directly or through
wholly owned or majority owned subsidiaries.
Management intends

addition

In

PRESENT FINANCING

Loans:

6%

4,598,999

Florida.

1962.

Authorized
Bank

gas distribution facilities, and a garbage collection
Lehigh Acres, Fla.
Its executive offices are located at
St., Miami Beach, Fla.

at

71st

(2)

Route 286, Saltsburg, Indiana

on

in

Florida corporation engaged

a

liquid petroleum

processes

company

Utilities Co.,

Lehigh Acres

SllSifBS *

1953, under
commenced

the

business

new

was

ownership and operation of a water treatment plant and dis¬
tribution system, a sewerage disposal plant and collection system,

to

prospectus, Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Pittsburgh, and
The
Ohio
Co., Columbus, offered publicly, 65,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per share.

company

the

service

International Rys. of Central
company

$5,796,268

expenses-

not

800

The

revenue—

oper.

Net proceeds,

1962
$20,310,000

Per share

1962—Quar.—1961

oper.

Ry.

—V.

Period Ended June 30
Net

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

Net

;

9

Maine Central RR.—Earnings—

mon

York City, has been appointed
cumulative preferred stock of the

New

for

p.

(641)

Lehigh Industries & Investing Corp.—Class A Com¬
Offered—Via July 25, 1962 prospectus, Leeco

Co.—Appointment—

Bank,

City

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

last
cents

Midland
On

Aug.

Enterprises Inc.—Bonds

7,

1962,

it

was

Sold

reported that

Privately—
an

issue of

$5,800,000 Midland Enterprises 5%% first preferred
mortgage bonds had been sold to institutional in-

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial
10

■

;

$885,653,000

with

$30,604,000

Months' Report—

Electronics Corp.—Six

Milo

Period Ended, June 30-—

^

ga]gS
Net.

profit'

Earnings
—V.

195,

oper.

revenue—

Ry.

oper/,

expenses^

oper.

*195,

—V.

p.

694,203

78,208,

"

"

Minnesota Mining

1

Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up

&

'

Thirteen Percent—
the-

for

616,378

'

.

Record* second, quarter,
same

...

stock,

reported, by.

,

,.

the,

of? 1961i

quarter

,

.

.

net income

with

$334,512,372,

months

six

first

the

For

equal: to, 38 cents a. share of: common
928; 178} equals to, 35 cents, a share, for the

of $19/776,608,

from.

rose-

second

of

of . the year, 3M reported sales
of. $38,750 260. equal to 75, cents

a

net income* oft
period a year,

This compares with, sales, of: $293,575,905 and!
$34,469,183. equal to, 67, cents a share, for the same

share.

ago—V/.

stock

Ry.

open

Ry.

oper.

Net

Net

expenses.

195,*

$450,034,

$482,879

$836,947.

$763,830

194,347

ry. OR,

198,090

370,173

310,467

income

oner,

ry.

—V'.

fr.

rev.

oper.

revenue

Ry.

oper.

expensesop.

$3*042,918'
259-0411

685,519

Period'EndediJune 30*—

1,457,228*

Sales;

after

oper.

Net

oper-.

—V, 195*

ry. op.

20,881,152

21,467,880

38,978,718

8,430*498

8,988,948

15*762,568

Ry.

oper.
oper.

-

-

-

1962—6 Mos —1961

$9;300,204
7,772*174.

$4,068,981
3,867,251s

$4,709,796
3*938,131;

expenses*.

-

—

1962—Quar—1961

revenue-,

Ry.

•

Net

fr,

rev.

r.v.

ry. op.

$8,220,753

141,529*

net

in

year

a

oper.

•

fevred

at

Nets rev, fr.

Neb ry.-

ry*

$367*135*
*44,191:

or*

income

open,

•Deficit—V.

$2*388,949
1,585,374-

.

$3,232,533
1*619,407

$803}575>

$1,607,319
809*717

767*516'

-it

$11,6 la* 126

$797,602
423,145

tests."

Tests

Report—

195,

2,517,340

$L20

$ 0.87

—

2,878i7151/4

r'Basedi on
V.

3.442,036

taxes
share*

outstanding

shares

June

on

1962*—.

30*

Co.—Earnings Higher—.

This Minneapolis, oompany, has reported consolidated net

•

earnings ;

taxes

after

$3,909,860

Division—V.

IV

Contract—

Net

Operating
to

and

-

and; taxes, rose to $13,468,713 from $13,due principally to additional expense of natural *
winter's/ heavy, heating demands.
Provisions for

income* taxes, inoreased

$730*000

year..—/

last

over

—V*.. 195*

New York

Net

,

,

.

Ry.

"

«,

;

•

Ry.

oper.

Net

-

,

expenses.

has called for redemption on Aug, 15, 1962, allot
cumulative preferred stock at- $105 per share,/
plus accrued dividends of 60 cents per share. Payment- will be -made ■
at the Manufacturer's Hanover Trust Co., N. Y.

.

•

-

:$.:

■

.

outstanding

$5

Murphy Coup.-—Earnings .Down-—

-

;

•

Normal net income of: the corporation

for the six months ended
Jr., President, has an¬
nounced) After giving effect to applicable preferred dividends* this
amounts to 37 cents per share of common stock and- compares
with $2*340*000; or 08- cents per share, in. the same period & year
earlier. A nonrecurring charge of $1/1,18;000* covering the abandonmeat* of the exploration; concession in* Bolivia* in which the- com-'
pany had! am interest, reduced neb income to $450,000 or eight cents .
pee share. Ben share calculations are based on. average shares; of:
common
stock' outstanding; in
the period* which were 3,856,269

June

30-

was

$1,568*000,

C;

Hi

Murphy,

t

in* 1962- and: 3*446,270

to. 1961—-V*

196*

p.

580.

were

high

reported

'

Net

income

Earnings were
common

sales
by

and

net

income

the company.
37% to $1',451",763,

rose

the- equivalent!, off $1.42

for' the' first
,.

up

from

per.

half
-

.

_

_

$1,059,290

share

on

1962 '

of

r—«•

/•
■

321.

p.

shares outstanding* compared- with $1.03, per share to 1961/
months ended June 30, 1062 totaled $21,113*148,

15%

from

$18,331,208! im 1961—V.




195,

p.

1954'.

«■'-

..

1

-

•

,

St# Xquis. RR-

$912-,342
551,820-

expenses.

—V.

195,

p.

$1,666,000
428,785

$1/482,419
259,348

2382:

-

$2,871/685
643,372

$2*398,451
: 351,539

/

rj

offering

$360,522

$551,881'

33,323
.

.

.

••

:

-•

-

*

$.1/917,2141
987;619:

/

'
-

Exploration

Cn.—Earnings Down

parable- basis, net earning^, for the- like period: a year earlier were
$7*78*384/, or 41 cento per share qn the/ same number of shares.
Gross revenues were; $4*287,442 tor the six months* slightly above
(the- $j4,285/705. reppr.ted) for the. firat half- of 1961:. oil
and gas
sales
Increased
21%
to
$740,664,
compared! with
$609,936
but
drilling* revenue, declined, to $3*546,778 this year-from $3*675*769
a
year, ago
for, the period. Rig, employment was about 95% of
capacity, Mr. Labord& said,—-M 195, p* 1480.
r
.

Otange

&

Rockland

Highec—

Utilities,, Inc.—Revenues, Net
•

-

.'This Nyack,

N. Y., utility/ and( its subsidiaries, Rockland, Electric
Power 'Co., have reported operating
revenues of $19,188,479 during the six months ended June 30,
1962,
against .those ofr $16; 162;2,16 in the same period a year. ago.,, an
.increase of $l,036;263i
Net income- totaled $2/958,1*17, or $1/13 per
share on the 2,075,688 common shares outstanding^
compared with
$2,527,682, or: SL.12' per share on, 2*000*418 average common- shares
outstanding in the first half of L96L—V. 195, r. 2382*
Co,, and: Pike

Count©*' Light

;
•

$978,598 *•■! $929;595-

268,256

t

is

The

1962*-r0<Mos-.—1961

144/959

.

National Bank of West.. Bend,- Wis.;

year,

-r-.

$1,059*3-30* $.1/9814,600;
5.07;449>- l',O03jQlTi

ry. op.

First

This

Diesel! lOAomotiyes;
esti¬

income
2305.

..

oompany has reported net Income of- $752,086 for the half
ended! June, 30/ 1962; A-lden J. Baborde, President, announced.
is equivalent
to 39 cents per share on 1/890,122 shares of
common: stock
outstanding* after preferred dividends. On a com¬

—«*—"--"-s —1 *

—»—•

1962—Quar—1961'

revenue—

Net? ry. -oper.

ry. op.

income

p;

,

the. 1,019,916

Sales, for the six

Up

Per. End. June 30—

fr.

fr.

$5,885,562 / $5,403*241
3,013,877
3,004,790

$3,065,04?
1,582,628

Ocean Drilling &

Airslide cars, 20 box cars and two.flat cars;
mated to cost $3,311,895.—Y,.-196,.-p.,435U

rev.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

expenses-

corporate trustee, and' the. First Wisconsin Trust Co.,
Milwaukee^ paying agent-for the issue.
7 :

47*631,737. 28,848(404
3}325,590/*»18}452/821

^,003,240/.%2;9U8»3aO)

The- issue willi bo secured by 10)

Net

RR—-Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961

,

•*,

50

oper.

1,423,180

May-1„ 1974, and at 101 and accrued- interest for the
maturities, Now 1, 1.974 to? May 1, 1'977,( inclusiye.
They are being' issued' in denominations of $500,
$1^000;, $5,000/and $10,000..
;

_

opor*

$7,988*341

407,138

will be used' to consolidate existing
indebtedness of the corporation,,- repay temporary
loans,, and. help- finance the. construction of a, new
Noyitiate near LoomiSj, Calif. *
.

Equipment.
Trust Certificates Offered—On; Aug/ 8}, L9j6%; Hklsey,:
Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City; and? associates: pur¬
chased $2',600,000? New York, Chicago) 8b St. Lpnis
4%% serial equipment trust certiflQates,,, dhe semi-annually, Marolh
Septt* It*
iiichisiv^i, The group bid 99.04%. A competing- bid! of 99i428,< with: a :
4% % coupon^ came from1 Salomon*Btoothiera ^H^utzler.
On reoffering the certificates werq. priced: to. yield,
from 3.375-%
4/35%, according to> maturity;
^

Ry.

1961.

$5,958,615

2,344,381*

-//Net proceedls

19Q2*—.6,Mp».—;

20,720*869^

24,009,810

New York, Chicago

Ry.

,

in

$5,563,544.

1*783*748

publicly, $450;000' of thiis corporation's
serial' notes dated Jtme" 1/ 1*9)62, and
1963-77. The notes are priced at par and
accrued) interest ten the> maturitouesv Mhy 1/ 1963: to

-

Record

2746.

due May 1,

The

New York Connecting. RR*—BJacningSr-*:

Murray €o. o# Texa^ Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings

p.

1962—Quar.—1961
1962—6 Mos—1961
$42,443,952 $41,548,715 $79,464,424 $78*632,159
37,494,376
35*985,1.71, 73*505*809
70,643,818

$3;230,974
1,564,974

oper.

195*

......... .

•.%

~

:—'——,r~ —:—

ry. op.

196,

195,

Ry.—Earnings—

direct obligationr

•

The corporation

its

is

159,200,319 151,441,619 '316,391,7801 292;659}527. 1
135,190,503 130,720,150' 268,760,043 2'63,&16,033

income,:.

•Deficit—V.

,

:

•

Dblates of St. Jnseph* (Santa Cruz County, Calif.)—
Notes Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Coi, West Bend,.Wis.,

$537,006
19T827

209,221

*

1962—Quar—1961 /

,

,

fr.

f

,

•«

/

Central/RR.—Earnings2—; -V/ ''

revenue—

Net'ryv oper,

Corp.—To Redeem, Preferred—

Finance

rev.

-

^

,

oper.

$ 531s590.

rev.

ry.

—V.

1962—6 Mps,—1961

$272,370;
171,101

.

■

■

$4,949,576

oper.

Net

,

1

Lpda, Ludlow, Thomasand Rochelle, about 17

ry. op.

revenue—

; r.

.

•

the

It is expected that these actions

-

t

...

Per* End. June 3(1—

..

196*. Ri 2304.

Mot on

-

$177,187
13,176

2305/'

p*

•

V/

'•

exchange,

income

fr.

oper.

oper.

the United'States Test¬

4,678,560

last

rev.

Ryv

$5,215,569

ry».op,

.tax-free

a

195, p. 2932.

Ry,

4J60,p45

expenses

meet

property,

by

1962'—Quar—1961,

income

prior approval by the Illinois
satisfactory ruling from- the

Illinois counties.—V.

Per. E'nd. June 30-^s

$5,291',635

oper.

a

them.

outstanding^ held
/

stock

oL DeKalb.

Northwestern, Pacific

j

■

report, showing

,.2,315*298

993.288 a year ago,
ga&

,.

.

—V-.

$2,587,671'

ry.

after

presently serves about 775,000 customers In 325 communi¬

expenses*-

2,329,361

Net: rev,, fr.

Saybrook

revenue__

$2,506,548

Net

common

years,

offering, is made to

Gibson City, Elliott;
in east-central Illinois,

oper.

revenue—

^

the

Rantoul,

oper.

oper.. expenses-

were:

a

Ry."

oper.

revenues

when

offer- is* subject to
receipt of

Ry,

Ry.

$19,786,375, up. 11;% from $17.781;.394/
in the 1961 first' half, largely- due to colder than normal, weather
in the first quarter.
Gas revenues accounted for 14% and electric
revenues 8% off the* gain.
'
* ''
Operating,

five

a

Commission,

Northern Pacific

Ry.

standing' a yoar ago:

at

177,166 shares of common

in 21 northern

ties

amounted

latest six-month period, after preferred dividend
to $1/66. a- share on* 2,068*106. common
outstanding, against- $1.38 a share on 2,044,497 shares out+

shares

and

NI-Gas

the

Earnings in

requirements,,

stockholders

has

196* p. 2196.

Northeastern RR—Earnings-—

New- Orleans &

Gas

miles, west

,

195* p.* 2382.,

Per; Ehd. June 30—

of. Allied Gas,

Allied-Gas

to

boro
-

,

half.

first

each

■

,

directors

ties—Paxton,

;

andand' '
.' ;
Other
a diversified
corporation with shares
traded on the New York Stock Exchange* - arer the Ber,toam Yacht
Division, producer of fiberglass boats;the- Braden Winch Division}
the Aermotor Division, manufacturer of electric water pumps-} ttoe
Ivy Hill Lithograph
Division.. and/the Bondf Warehouse .Service "'

in the six months ended June 30;, 1962,
compared, with, consolidated net. earnings of $3,184,702 in the. 1961/ ;

of

two. shares- off NIrGas

point less

Allied Gas serves about 9,500 customers in nine Illinois communi--

.

2036.

p.

Montana-Dakota Utilities

at one

registration statement to be filed with, the Secu-

•,

New

against

and

'/'will take-three to foprsmonths.

Hoboken,

jamming.
divisions of Nautec,

proof

convertible- into

year/s.

Servioe- that' this.will, be

seeurdty.' of the - lock,, suitability; for conditions of,. weather
environment,, proof againsb/illegal; _entry into the coin box^

$42,496,041 $31,938,409

net sales; and. other, income

pen

*

Allied Gas shares.

?r>.

.

.

and* Marvin. Chandler*,

stock

common

Merritt' H: Taylor,
President, Northern

/nities-ahd ^xch&ngef,Commission, and other, legal requirements. The.

New' Jersey, the City Testing and ReYork City, and- the New York Testing
Laboratory; New-York City.;- - ■ v .*•'
'
- • -- —
'■
The meters were- graded
for workmanship* accuracy- of timing,

1961,:

1962:

:•

statement' by

effectiveness of

,*

5*823,ppo

136%—

1961'—V.

r...

a

made independently

were

Laboratory,

will; be
five

Ber*. End. June 30—

public

joint

a-

'

Feldmann. said,

totaled. $18,375,580* Mr.

for the first half of

^

Laboratory,"

ing

after

profit

on-

Internal Revenue

that three
private testing organizations, had. found
"the Duncan, meter is
considerably superior to the other three meters submitted
for,

763,215

*19*105

Monroe Auto Equipment Co.—Annual

•Earnings

for

Commerce

,

was,

made

to acquire the
exchange of securities.

proposes,

.

an

in

Gas,

The. proposed

1

Chairman

months

the. Board,

Recently

through

by about 376* stockholders*

t$l/03

1388.,'!^ 413n

Corp.—Net' Up

meter*- industry*.

195* p. 910.

Year Ended June 30—
Net?

of $6,-

share

a

5*392.n 3,721^,0>3i ^ffeV'Vill. beTconditipnedi upon*;acceptance, by the holders- of not less
ir-i
i
»Ji
than 80% ol the
185, p.

Nautec Corp.—-Receives Giant

search

Consolidated

sales

cents-

47

meeting held on Aug. 3, declared
th®* offer fair and'reasonable and unanimously agreed to recommend

Exohange.
six

against $16,513,449

Cb.

announced

stock

105

The

corporation has announced that the Board' of Estimate of
the City of New York has approved purchase of 47,000 vandal-proof
parking, meters..from; its Duncan/Parking Meter GOr, Chicago. The
$2,350,000 contract is the largest in the history off the. parking

1962—6 Mos—1961;

1962—Quan—1961

expenses,

reported:

Or

stook, and: will be nonoallahie^ tor five years, and) callable thereafter

Net rv..

$1,134/651

revenue.—

oper.

$484,584

"

$364,683

*731,314.

226,224

Monongahela Ry,.—EarningsPer. End. June 30—

has

company

of

companies* will be one share- of/ NI.+Gas. 4:80%. convertible preferred
($100 par) for each: four shares; of. Allied common.
The pre-,

The

Ry.

Y.,"

N.

earnings

stook.

income

ago

Feldmann,

Sales, tor the

195, R. 2304,

Ry.

Nyack,

Illinois Gas.

220,000

*$3,75

11213,630 shares—V;

increase

period

Russell

American Stock

7,856*070

$1,528,030

$201,730
*332,138

$771,665,

income

open

•-Deficit.—V.

191,179

NJ+Gas; plans, to. offer, convertible preferred stock in. exchange for
Aliied: common* shares.
The exchange ratio* agreed to by the two

$8,790,000

u

like

as

Net

117,510

®as

was

that.

" i96i:

;

.

8}362*OCOv

-

orders.,

136%;

A

the

G.

RR.—Earnings—

Monon-

83*216

/President,1 Allied
\

for the first half of; 1962 over
announced by the corporation,,.
and President,
said, earnings
for" the six-month period ended, June 30 totaled; $545,801'. as com¬
pared to $231,062 for the first half of 1961.
On
a
per-share basis, income for the" compared^periods was
9.5 cents and four cents, respectively/. Shar^^fltfjMnaed on- the

15,733*521

Per. End. June 30—

This

equipment,

819,000

,

National Union Electric

2597.

p.

1962"

v

,

'

*217,903 shares.

37.948,325

income

fr.

rev.

Net iy.

reserves^__

share

per

Unfilled

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$
«j>

revenue
' 77,547,042' "74;624,317 149*993,153 144,063,534
expenses- '56,$81,152 53,156,437 111,014*435 106,115,209

open

Ry.

Allied

of

developing

$10/778*000;
and

taxes

received

Orders

1962—Quar—1961
1962—Quar.—1961
$ " '
$

^

(shipments)

Earnings

Ry.

80,401

net

and

Allied

Profit

30+—

$245,370

deficit

whiph, Northern Illinois, Gas

.

_

Missouri* Pacific RR;—Earnings-*Per. End; June

.,

Co.—6 Months' Report

National Rubber Machinery

$7,171,785

$6*302,869
914,555

$3,679:913

oper income
195; p, 2304.

Net. ry.

—V:

/

..

deolinedtby $147,198 in totaling $349,998. All other operating reve¬
nues*
including service charges, lease fees and carrying: charges,
increased by $30,036, to a total of $750,276.—V. 196.,. p. 9.
,.

1962—Quar—1961;"
1962—6 Mos—1961:
$12,896,756 $14,760,819 $26,158,610 $28,326,010
9,853*838
11,080,906
19,855,741 21,154,225-

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

ry,

.

greater gas* volume.Other sales* including sales of fertilizr, tanks and farm

Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—

Net rev. fr.

...

*

appliance sales programs in favor of holding and

size-its*

2304-

p,

•

which; are calculated by adding back depreciation
net incqme, amounted: to. $2*955,L73,. or theequivalent after provision for preferred dividends of $3.20 a share
on
the average number of outstanding common shares.
/, .
7
Gas* safes- increased) by $1,101,734 to, $18,395,417.
This, was occar
sioned primarily by the fact that our Home AfcAdltohdUck subsidiaries;,
had a full 12" months' representation in this year's performance, as
opposed to six months in the prior, period.
Appliance sales of $1,146,566 were $196,978 less than the- year
before. This1 was.attributable to management's decision: to. deempha-'

1962^-6-Mos—1961
$2,683*889* $2*479,032:
1,846,942
1,715,202

1962—Quar—1961
$1,441,079/ $1,313,584.
991,045
830,705

revenue^

options.

Qastt: earnings,

Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 3(9—

$295,166

2305

p.

West

710,926

charges* tof reported

2381;

195",. p.

$115,846

—__________

1,3% from, $152;-

salbe. of, $172,826,699, up
period' lUstr year, were

company.
Net? income

1,609,159

$125,234

-i
1,041,025 shares- outstanding*- for, the first fiscal quarter. endingstockholders, Warren Alpert, Chairman,
June 30;
This was a sharp increase from sales of $4,190,263 and
and-: William-A. Schmalberger; President, stated that the company
i net; earnings^
of $240*359 or 28: cents. a- share on 866,025. shares
established! a new high* with net earnings of $1,1*87.591 for the year
outstanding tor the corresponding, period! in 1S6U—V. 195, p. 910.
ended: April: 30, 1962.; This represents an increase of- $277*554 ever
fiscal! 1961, or. 30.5%..
.
'.
The
principal factors leading to this performance were- record
Niagara Share Corpi—Annual Report—
high, revenues, of $20,642,247*- am increase of, $787,594 over, the prior
"55ear Ended July. 31—
1962
1961
year, coupifedi with' generally favorable product costs.
Net*, assets pern share—
$*19.94;
- $24.89
After, provision of $160,747* for preferred stock dividends, earnings
Net assets
/
62,852,362
67,245*220
available tou common, shareholders amounted' to: $1„026,844', another
Capital shares
;
3,151,363
2,702,167
record high.
Based, on 874,480 average outstanding shares—30.9%"
Durlhg the512; months, ended; July, 31,. 1962; distributions- of* capip.
more than, in, 1961—earnings were equal to $1.17 per share
of com¬
tal gains, and Federal' income taxes paid: for the account of: stockmon* stock.
Earnings, for the fiscal, year ended April; 30; 1961 on
667.700-average outstanding, shares were $1.05 per common share./; holders- onr undistributed; capital' gains* were equivalent to. $1.16
The significant increase in. the average, outstanding shares resulted
per share,—V. 190, p, 673*
/
' .
from* the conversion, of 22,292 shares of, $1.25, second preferred, stock
into 53,41At shares of common, stock, the 5% stock dividend, paid; in"
/'
Nertbern Illinois; Gas Co.—Proposed; Acquisition-—
February,, and. the; exercise- of 3,772 previously granted employee
Directors, of,-Allied- Gas: Go*,, Baxton*. have* approved a Rlan under

104,570

123,472

1,514,722

report to

annual

the

In

$385,375

$455,260-

$175,791
43,043

$274,607/

789,907

ry. op.

fr.

oper.

This

.

ry*. op/

$1,854,529

742,111

New York Trap Roek Corp.—Sates, Net Higher—

:

.

Earnings

1962—6 Mos.—196L

1962—Quar—1961

expenses,

195,

12,830,021

$1,809,888

oper.

Net' ry.

$232,861

6,690,101

$905,753

Ry.

—V.

$4,368,214

$867,345

revenue

Net rev.

$691,796
5,137,482

Susquehanna & Western RR.

oper.

Corp.—Net Up 30.5%—

National Propane

$2,481/920'
2,840,829

ry. op..

2305.

p.

Ry/

compared with $444,684,000 for the- same period* in
after, tax equalled $13,065,000, or, 91' cents a snare,
compared ;with $13,060,000 or 91. cents a share, for the* .second:
quarter of last year.—V/. 195, p. 1926.
/,*
* '

1962—6 Mos.—1961.
$1,726;304 $1,699,548
-1,271,044 .1,314,173

;

195,

Per. End. June 30—

Profits

1961.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$3-1,7541010/ $31,648,078. $63*251,679 $62,364*840
29,272,099
30,956,282. 58*883,465, 62,131,979

deficit

oper.

ry.

New York,

increase of

an

Profits after tax were $24/247,030 as against
1961 period. This, equals. $1.69- per. share on

$450,494,000

$0.20

RyL—Earnings

Southern

646,603/

income
2304.

rev', fr.

Net

Net' ry.

102,691

$0.31

-

...

1962—Quar.—1961
$921,210
$869,994

June 30—

Ry.

•

—*

Minneapolis, Northfieltt &
Per. End.

$2*634,355

15lu5~^

after taxes_
share:
p. 2746.

per

half-year,

1961

the

for

fr.

Net rev.

—V.

the
14,345,904 shares outstanding, as compared' witlu. $1.65. per share
on
the 14,271,442 shares outstanding last year.
;
The company's* sales
for. the second quarter of, 1962 totaled
fon

$23;61OjO0O
1961

*-^2
$3,568,092

/

'

3:5%.

or

expenses,

Net

for the first half exceeded $900 million for the first
time
in the company's history, with sales in the United States.;
Canada and, overseas climbing to a record $916,257,000, as com¬
Business

pared

1962—Quar—1961

revenuei—

oper.

Ry.

announced fol¬

last year, J. Huber Wetenhall, President,
meeting of the Board of' Directors.

a

/open..

Ry

of National Dairy Products reached a. new high
of 1962, while earnings increased over the.same

half

first

the

period of
lowing

York, New Haven & Hartford RR—-Earnings

,

World-Wide sales

•for

Cincinnati-based company will, use the pro¬
ceeds from the sale of the bonds to finance in part
the cost of acquiring barges and one tow-boat to be
used in connection with its barge line operations on
the Ohio. River.—Y. 194, p* 957*.
The

few

Reports Record

—

Par* End. June 30—

Sales—
;

Products Corp.

Dairy

National

placement of the bonds was nego¬
tiated by Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York
City. The bonds, issue of 1962, are due Jan. 1, 1976.
The direct

vestors.

Monday,; August. 13, .1962

-(642)

.

Oxford Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Net Up 63.%—
Earnings of- Oxford- Manufacturing for the 1962 fiscal year, ended

M&y 31/, increased

63% over the preceding year to

a

record. $1,810,r

160,814*-

Continued

on

page

51

I

Number 6185

196

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

announcements

nounced
a

the

In

tables.

first

Name of Company
Drexel

table in which

payment date.

Industries-.(quar.)—'____

ACF

Inc.

ALD,
ASO

Corp.,

Abitibi

Gas

two

on

—

——:—

Heritage

American

Insulator

3.90%

Increased
American

Atlas

Foundry,

(quar.)

Rubber

—

.

(quar.)——

(quar.)—
&

preferred

American

Line_.

Publishing

Machine

American

Class

quarterly

__

Radio

Bath

Iron

Bayuk

(quar.).

—

(quar.)

Works

Cigars,

Beecham

Show

Co.

Barber-Greene

(quar.)—

Corp.

Inc.

—

(quarj___

Bell

Ltd.—
deposit receipts ordinary
Manufacturing
(quar.)

&

Gossett

Co.

Black-Clawson
Hills

4.75%

25c

Stock

10c

^___

(quar.)

Holdings,

Brach

Lines,

(E.

Bristol

Myers

3%%

Inc.,

class

Co.,

(quar.)

A

(increased)

common

Corp.

Brunswig
Buck

Drug

Hills

Buffalo
CMC

Co.

Finance

Group,

Cement

Canada

Packers,
A

Class

B

Class

Ltd.,

Breweries

convertible

Ltd.,

preferred
preferred

4%

Tire

Carolina
Class

B

—_

4.40%

pfd.

Ltd.

60c

Co.

(N.

.__

preferred
(quar.)
Public Service, com.

&

&

Co.

Insurance

Commercial

Standard

Worth)

National

of

(Walt)
of

(quar. )__„;__

Dorr-Oliver,

Inc.,

Dover
Dow

Draper

$$2

10-

2

10-

2

v '

T*

_

i

10-

1

60c

10-

1

9-14

53 %c

10-

1

9-14

—

(quar.)

Smith

9-14

2

7-

9-

1

8-17

9-

1

8-17

5

9-

9-14
8-10

2c

8-24

8-10

9-15

9-

(quar. )____

8-13

7-20

8-13

Kent-Moore

7-20

Kern

8-21
10-19

8-15

8-

8-15

8-

Land

Kulka

Smith

Kysor

Heater

1
1

9-29

9-18

9-13

8-30

9-15

9-

9-13

8-22

Lee

9-

5

8-17

Leonard

10-

1

9-14

Lithue

10-

1

9-14

Lockhart

Corp.

9-

Lockheed

3

(R.

1

9-

5

9-20

9-

9-14

8-

10c

9-14

9-

4

9-

9-14

9-

30c

9-10

9-

12 Vac

8-27

9-

1

8-17

MacMillan

9-11

Ltd.

Shoes,

9-

1

8-17

Maher

9-

1

8-17

Manhattan

35c

9-

7

8-24

9-21

8-31

Maust

<quar.)__.

Corp.

(stock

div.)_

8-31

25c

9-15

9-

Maytag

Company

30c

9-15

8-20

Medusa

Portland

1

9-15

8-20

9-

1

8-17

Meredith

9-

1

8-17

8-22

8-

9

55c

10-

1

9-14

10-

1

9-4

8-30

8-15

6c

9-20

8-31

9-28

8-14

2%

(s-a)

-

Associates

Corp.
(quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric,
common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.90%

Power

Machine

Monarch

Montgomery

8-15

Munsingwear,
Inc., common
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.)

8-24

9-

Nashua

10-

1

9-14

1

$1

10-

2

9-14

25c

9-

1

8-13

93%c

9-

Corp., class
B
(quar.)

Class
National

Food

National

Life

8-13

9-

1

8-13

10-

1

9-7

10-15

9-28

Co.

$42Vic
5%

common

(quar.)

9-28

9-10

15c

__*

9-

1

8-17

50c
.

National
National
New

Standard
Union

Newfoundland

9-

$3

10-

8-17

1

1

5%

9-28

5V2%

8-27

5.80%

9-14

5.60%

20c

9-15

40c

10-15

10-

9-7

NuTone,

37Vic

1

.

&

Co.

Power

8

7-26

26V*c

preferred
preferred
Inc.

9-14

8-17

9-

5

8-22

9-

5

8-22

9-10

8-27

17 Vac
7 Vac

9-

1

8-17

15c

10-

1

9-14

55c

$1

9-25

9-11

9-28

9-

9-

8-17

1

7

6%

$60c
25c

8-17
8-15

1

8-30

9-29

8-31

9-

6

8-17

9-

3

8-20

9-

3

8-20

(quar.)

60c

9-10

8-20

9-12

8-29

22V2C

9-17

8-31

9-17

8-31

7V2C

9-10

8-31

17>/2C

(quar.)

8-28

8-17

payment

15c

9-10

8-31

50c

9-10

8-16

40c

9-28

9-i4

9-10

8-22

50c

(Chicago)

50c

_j

America

of

10-

1

8-31

9-

1

8-15

(Chicago)

Publishers, Inc.
Craft
Greeting

(Name

_£

class A

50c
35c

(quar.

65c
_'

8-15
8-15

8-

8

8-

8

10-

1

8-31

10-

1

8-31

$1.75

...10-

1

8-31

55c

9-26

8-20

$2

9-26

8-20

$$0,059

Western

8-13

7-

9

$10c

9-29

9-

1

17Vsc

8-27

8-14

7V2C

class

A

Gas

(quar.)
(increased)

&

Gas

preferred

8-31

8-10

preferred
(quar.)
preferred series B
preferred

Winter

&

Winter

series

A

(quar.)

9-

1

9-

1

10-15
10-

1

29c

9-29

36V*c

11-15

8-15
8-15
10-

5

9-14
9-

7

Governor

9-30

Co.

59%c

11-

1

9-30
11-

1

10-

5

9-

5

10-

5

8-31

(quar.)

59%c

9-16

68%c

(quar.)

10-31

35c

9- 1
9- 1

8-21

19c

45c
50c

8-10
9- 5

8-

9-

8-21

$1.50

_—

5

10-

5

8-15
1

8-21

8-10

Woodward

Iron

3

8-10

Woodward

&

9-28

20c

Co.

Lothrop, Inc., common

Extra

preferred

(quar.)

Company

$1.37%

10-

1

9-14

10-

1

9-14

York-Hoover

$1.45

Corp.

$1.40

10-

1

9-14

Zeigler

&

8-31

8-15

Zerox

Coal
Corp.

(quar.)

Coke (quar.)
(increased quar.)

8-15

7-31

75c

9-28

9-

5

20c

3

Wurlitzer

10c

59c

Hirsch, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. (Fla.) (quar.)—
Telephone Co. (Conn.) (quar.)—

Woodward

$1.25

68c

(quar.)

Park

Woodbury

75c
$1.37Va

Co.—

4.72%
$2.75

(quar.)

(quar.)__

preferred

(quar.)-

12 Vac

(quar.)___

4.75%

9-

8-31

Ltd.

preferred

conv.

9-

9-20

(quar.)__

Corp.—
C

Power

5.44%

5%
40c

common

(quar.)

(increased-quar.).

1

1

9-

35c

Productions

10-15

Gas—

(quar.)___

9-

9-

25c

(quar.)

Natural

series

Extra

Ltd.—

—

9-20

(quar.)

Products,

Disney

4.75%

Co.—

$$1.25

/increasedrquar.)

8-24

(quar.)

Bolt,

Co.,

Washington
Waste King

8-17

(quar.)

9-28

9-10

10-10

20c

(quar.)

& Iron, common
(quar.)
prior preference (quar.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5% cl. A pfd.
(quar.)

9-14

35c

Co.,

10-15

(quar.)

Mould

8-

(quar.)
Y.) (s-a)

8-20
8-17

45c

$5.50

8-17

20c

(N.

8-31

1

50c

(quar.)__

(quar.)

A

Co.

&

&

Forge

Valley

1

(quar.)

preferred

7

Valley

9-

(quar.)

Refractories

Natural

Common

8-16

Walt

(quar.)

American

Northern

Co.

Casualty

preference

North

10-16

8-29

9-14

(quar.)_
(quar.)—______

9-15
9-

9-10

5c

common

United „Towns Electric,
Universal Foods
Corp.

1

Fire Insurance (Pgh.)

Light

10-16

10-31

«

10-

Industries

Amsterdam

Common

Productions

dividend)

(quar.)
(increased quar.)

8-13

9-1

97Vic

insurance

(quar.)

1

93%c

—___

;

Presto

25c

20c

pfd.

(quar.)
-United Steel Cos., Ltd.

25c

Insurance

$1.12Va

8c

preferred

$1.25

(increased)—

Accident

Tenn.)

(Nashville,
National

Products
&

10-31

8c

8%

—

_____

8-31

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-15

9-15

6

20c

A

8-21

$5c

(quar.)

Corp.
Corp.

preferred

9-

(quar.)

1

9-28

93%c

Co., common (quar.)

Rubber

S

1

Co

9-

62%c

!

30c

8-17

1

9-15

time)

Rust

B

25c

8-17

9-10

9-29

9-

5C

Co.

to

10-

Tool—

A.)

8-

1

9-15

20c

27 VaC

quar.)

pfd.

5%

1

(H.

8-16

$i:iO

.—-—

(increased

Light,

&

8-31
9-10

87Vic

Utilities

South

Minnesota

8-31

35c

'

$1.12 Va

Plastics

Middle

9-10

9-

-

(quar.)

Extra

7%l
U

8-31

45c

—

preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)

Micron

9-14

25c

,

Messenger

L__

8%

Insurance

Screw

Class

9-10

50c

dividend)

(stock

this

U S Gypsum

8-31

1

9-15

8c

Printers

United

9-14

107

1

$1.25

.

Cards.
Dividend payment was omitted at this time)

9-20

1

9-

37»/2C

(quar.)_

class

Fire

changed

9

10-

1

9-15

20c

'

»

-

(quar.)___

Co.

9-

Industries

gtd

Merit

Publishing

1

9-15

35c

quar.)____—

(quar.%
;
(St. Louis)
(quar.)__

Co.

10-

20c

(increased

9-

$1.06V4

(quar.)

Insurance

8-17
10-

1

9-15

$1.18%

Quarterly

10-19

10-19

6

9-

"

common

Carbon

8-17

5

llViC

Cement

Trust

9-10

9-15

8-

9-15

$1.26V*

^

Artists

United

9

8-15

25c

(quar.)

pfd.
Bearing

United

8-10

7-20
8-17

50c

(quar.)___

conv.

at

.

,8-

(quar.)

Co.,

9-15

$1.33%

(quar.)

B.)

''

1

,' 8-20

(initial)

com.

(quar.)

Producing

B

40c

.'

new

Steel

7-13

T

,

Aircraft

8-20

11-

10c

(quar.)

Inc.

8-15

c.

Inc.
(quar.)
Sugar
Co.
(quar.)

1

$10c

■

(quar

Corp.

8-

1

9-

40c

—,—

(quar.)

8-31

30c

Disney




W.)

(J.

20c

15c

Co.

*

Mercantile

40c

:

_

Coke

&

9-14

2c
:

General

Coal

Ltd.

20c

12Vic

Curtis

(quar.)

Co. (quar.)___^
Supermarkets (quar.)

8-15

77c

(quar.)

United

9-10

$30c
17 %c

(quar.)

Marathon Oil
Marsh

15c

A

Co.

8-10

5c

(quar.)

Massey-Ferguson,

Shirt

69c

United

8-17

——

Oil__

Ring-Free

8-17

United

8-15

30c

—

—

8-17

8-24

Union

4

9-

7

United

4

8-24

9-8

(quar.)
(Ohio),

Roller

Uarco,

8-17

20c
15c

Co.

7-31

8-24

8-31

Co.,

Telephone,

class A

omitted

8-13

8-15

10-26
10-26

7V2C

Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)
Tyler Pipe & Foundry (Dividend

8-15

4

8-31

net

Co

Terstegge
Mining Co.

Gulf

Class

8-15

1

9-

1%

Refineries

(quar.)—

(from

(quar.)_

Gas

Thermogas Co.
Tractor Supply,

4

9-

$1.25

dividend)

1

6

9-1

32c

(quar.)
—

25c

receipts

&

Timken

8-31

9-20

"5%

8-31

8-17

10c

(quar.)

9-17

10-10

$28.35

Pressed

Tidewater

8-31

$1

8-31

10-17

15c

Fund

Co.

(John

Texas

8-31

$20c

1

(quar.)

Radio, Ltd. (initial quar.)
Drug Inc.
(quar.)

Sunshine

'8-13

10c

com.

Sterling
Stratton

8-20

9-14

1

10-

32c

_

preferred

9-15

10c

(quar.)
(quar.)_
Plantation
Co.,
Ltd.
(increased)

(H.)

1

9-

60c

—

(stock

Inc.

G.)

10-

10-

7V2C

common

Oil

Stetson

4

37 VaC

;

District Power,
preferred (quar.)__

Tourneau

9-

8-31

1

(quar.)

Steel

Mills

Standard

8-24

20c

—

Superior

5%
Le

&

preferred

Standard

8-15

9-11

9-15

$1.12%

—

Aircraft

9-17

Lake

1

8-31

8c

35c
30c

8-31

9-30

40c

receipts—

preierred

3%%

11-14

1

8-

(quar.)_

A

deposit

Spindale

11-14

12-

8-15

9-15

$1

Clark

&

deposit

Standard

11-14

1212-

(initial)

Co. "

t

8-20

1

8-15

$1.07Va

4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)___

11-14

$1.05

(quar.)—

Electronics

1

8-31

8-30
9-

time.

preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_.

11-14

$1.08%

Kollmorgan Corp. (increased)
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.)

1

12-

1

$1.12 Va

Ltd. (quar.)
Keweenaw Land Association Ltd., Interests—

8

12-

$1

(quar.)

Co.

Company
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Gold Mines,

8

$lc

Organization

County

Kerite

this

at

quar.)

preferred

$4.50

9-20

60c

95c

8-20

13c

Spiegel, Inc.,

preferred

8-17

9-10

2%

5%

8-24

75c

Kavanagh-Smith & Co. (initial)—-—
Kekaha Sugar Co. (increased)
Kendall Co., common
(quar.)
_____
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)

7

9-10

18%c

9-28

2c

________—

9-15

11-9

$13.25

$1.25

Light—

&

dividend)

(initial

Union

5.05%

(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)

9-4

8-10

Power

Supply

&

8-17

9-10

5c

common

Spring Bed

8-20

v

9- 4

Insurance—

Southern

1

11-30

25c

omitted

Southern

9-10

—

12-14

12Vac

(quar.)

Investment

55c

(quar.)

common

8

10-14

Cards—

class

Saw

5.35%

Co.,

8-

1

time.

this

Industries—

Simonds

50c

9-10

8-15
11-

Automobiles—

American

•>'!.

8-15

1

30c

;

-

Industries

American
Simca

8-15

8-16

4
>

Simca

8-10
,

1

10c

Marine

Stevens

Season-all

8-15

1

9.

(quar.)

3.80%

9-4

10-

$0,037

City

Common

9-4

6c

:

Rockaway RR. <s-a)

Corp.

9-

8-31

15C

(quar.)
•'
'

(quar.)—:

Manufacturing

Kansas

8-31
8-31

13c

(quar.)

(stock

Corporation

Chemical

8-31

$75c

9-

10-

1

11-

60c

at

Stockyards
Racing Assn

income)
Scripto, Inc.,

8-15

9-14

5c

Scudder

8-21

8-31

12 Vac

—

35c

:

(quar.)__

Canada

preferred

9-20

40c

(quar.)

B

20c

__

—

(quar.)
see
Walt

Inc.

_

:__

Helene

preferred C

Dover &

1
1

$1.43

(quar.)
see

Donnkenny,
$2

Class

Joslyn

Mays
___

(quar.)

(quar.)_____

class

preferred B

Dominion

(quar.)__

common

Michigan RR„ com.
8%
preferred gtd (quar.)__
Dayton Power & Light—.
Common (increased-quar.)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)

Disney

1010-

66%%

(quar.)__

Co.,

Corp.

Deltown Foods

7

—

America
c

&

3%%

(quar.)_

com.

(quar.)___

Co.

Forster

3.90%

9-

Ltd.—

preferred A (quar.)—__^—_—
Jarrell-Ash Co., class A_:—

62V2C

(Phila.) (quar.)
(Phila.)—

Consolidated

Milk

Finance

Dayton

9-17

1

30c

(quar.)

Union

Juan

'8-15

1

10-

90c

Extra

1

9-

11-15

$30c

(quar.)

Co

Inc.,

common

9-21

11c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Paul

San
10-

50c

Line

Supply

50c

(quar.)_
of New England

Co.

Mines

St.

$5

9-14

$9c

Water

17V2C

Co.

Chemical

(Helene)

New

8-31

10-10

25c

(quar.)

preierred

payment

&

8-31

9-14

2%

-

(quar.)

omitted

Tool

Fire

8-20

9-21

2%

dividend)

(quar.)
Inc.
(stock

Paul

9-10

1
-

9- 4

(Calif.)—

Safeway Stores.
4%
preferred
St.

10-

8-24

22V2C

Controller

4.30%

8-31

10c

Co.

convertible
&

9-12
8-15

.

(quar.)

Corp.

H.)

payment

Gear

8-22

4%

Reid

Dividend

8-15

$40c

A

Rudd-Melikian,
Rust Craft Greeting

10-15

(quar.)__

com.

(H.

Marie

5%

1

25c

(increased-quar.)__

,45c

Bank

Realty
quarterly

Products

&

Rowan

(quar.)

Pipe

preferred
preferred

Jamaica

Insurance—

Commonwealth

Cyprus

Common

9-18

(quar.)—

Corp., common
* 4%".*
preferred: (quar.)_
-Consolidated P»p©es, lire.

Curtis

Ross

9-

57 Vac

Canada,

System
Iowa Electric Light & Powfer—

9-1

10- 1
10-15

55c

$1.25

Stamping

Mills

Bottling

of

Corp.,

f,interstate Motor Freight

8

9-29

.

Community Public Service,
5.72%
preferred (quar.)

Increased

preferred

10c

dividend)

Shearing &

Crum

3-

$1

.

Co.

fstock

Central-Penn

8-23

9-15

(dividend payment

Co.

8-24

$1.75
$25c

;

Manufacturing

Common

Inc.—

Commercial

Crown

4-1-63

$1.23

Broadcasting System,

Crowley's

$87%c

;

!

(quar.)

Crestmont

,

8-20

(quar.)___.
preferred (quar.)

preferred

Cowles

$2

8

9-10

Corp.

6%

preferred

Cott

3-

60c

5%

Coronet

4-1-63

19c

(quar.)

(Chicago)

8-23

9-12

.

luifTiProvincial

9-7

(quar.)

(quar.)

4%

Come

1

9-

(increased

Combined

(quar.)_____

^Interstate f Engineering n,(quar.)

.

8-17'

9-15

quar.)
(quar.)

(Fort

8-30

Nickel
Utilities

25c

Trust

Stores,

Columbia

9-12

20c

(quar.)
class A
(quar.)

Container,

International

4

9-15.jyiIciBJ24t
8-31'
8-15
'8^15:
7-31

$15c

Wire

International

Common

8-23

13 %c

Quarterly

1

$3c
1

Engineering,

Colonial

10-

25c

(quar.)

Co.

9-12

this time)

at

International

8-16

4.

50c

Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)

Coleman

Inland

C.)—

Century

Coca-Cola

8-15
8-31

10-

5c

—

Coca-Cola

12 %c

8-15

Mortgage Corp., Ltd.—

Title

Rose

8-31

$87 %c
$87 %c

5c

preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)___

Chicago

8-23

17 Vac

$17c

(quar.)

Steel

9-12

Hudson

9-7

37 %c

___„

4%

Central

12c

12 %c

Products

4

8-17

-9-14

$1.75

Inc

Transit

Rockwell

Robertson

2

9-10

$17c

(quar.)

Illinois

8-23

8-31

$$1

redeemable

Central

9-12

9-28

$$1.25
(quar.)_

«

Extra

10-16

.

(stock
preferred

class

Co.,

Rochester

9-10

ioc

$15c

1

$90c

(s-a)

(quar.)_
Tractor
(quar.)

Common

8-25

25c

—

7

9-

9- 1
9- 6

24c
25c

dividend

14 %c

10-

$1

Express,

Stock

8-15

preferred

Tool

8-22

9-15

30c

8-15

4.60%

Corp.,

Roadway

(quar.)

8-15

75c

Corp. (quar.)
(stock dividend)

Design Cbrp.
Carriers

Ridge

1

10-

$$1.10

(quar.)

Steel

Centennial

8-31

1

$87Vic

Insurance
(quar.)__;

Caterpillar

1

1

4.30%

Casualty

Carolina

10-

____.

9-

4.80%

Co., Ltd.^ com. (quar.)_preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)

_•

A

8-31

..

8-15

Ry. Co., 4% pref.
Co., Ltd., common

Co.

Class

1

5%

8-16

(quar.)

Canadian
A

10-

Hilton

8-31

Pacific

Class

56v4c

8-24

8-30

(quar.)

Canadian

Carnation

8-15

8-31

9-14

5c

,___

Steamship Lines,

5%

1
1

(quar.)

8-31
10- 1

$40c

—_

Revelstoke Building Materials, Ltd.—
6%
redeemable
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tooacco—
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)

8-17

1

9-

10-

17 Vac

$25c

quar.)_—

Canada

Oil,

9-

Radar

Redwing
Republic

9-14

:___—

quar.)

Safeway,

$2.20

8

8-10

9-14

Ltd.—

Canada

Canadian

10-

1

9-28

(quar.)—

(quar.)

Canadian

1

8-15
10-

15c

C.)

(quar.)

B

11-

Express (quar.)—
Hershey Cnocolate Corp.
(quar.)______

(quar.)

(N.

Ltd.

(increased
(increased

A

Class

Inc.

Co..

8

9-

9-

35c;!';

1

10-

Helm's

9- 4

T l

Inc.

9-

1

9-

9-17

>"^f15c

Preway,

9-10
11-

___.

(quar.)—

Industrial

$1.25

9-17

'"'•'''•B30c-<•

<quar.)__

Premier

34 %c

10-15

15c

8-10

;_.

9-14

-20c

Corp. (quar.)
Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—

8-24

_.

8-24

10-15
9- 1

$1.12%

—

Aircraft

9-10

50c

(quar.)—

Industries

Gas

8-24

20c

(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)

Vitamin

Natural

12 Vac

37 Vac

$37 %c

(s-a)

(quar.)_________2"lTiL2_d_ll

«

9-

2

Hotels, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.
Quarterly

$50c

class A

Co

Canada
Class

35c

(quar.)

Falls

Forge

1

2

8-

27 %c

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

Pittsburgh,
Quarterly
Pittsburgh, Youqgstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7%
preferred
(quar.).
I
Placer
Development, Ltd.
(quar.)

8-22
8-22
8-22
8-16
8-17

93%c

(quar.)

British Columbia Packers, Ltd.,
Class
B
Brunswick

1

8-

8-15

-Piper

$1.62%

preferred

omitted

_

8-15

Pioneer

8-24

7 v2c

(quar.)

5%

Curtis

4

8-30

$1.50

common

preferred

5 % %

8-31

9-

1

93 %c

Markets

Super

4.80%

5.10%

9-15
10-

9-14

Paper (quar.)
Organ Co.
(quar.)

Telephone,

:

Suburban Transportation—
.Quarterly
~1—
Phoenix Jnsu^npe Co.- (Hartford)
(quar.)_
Photo .Engravers (fe Electrotypers, Ltd.
(s-a)

3 V2C

=

8-31

9-

Philadelphia

2 Vac

;

8-15

8-31
9-28
9-21
8-31
8-31

41c

—

4

9-14

Hammermill

Harris-Teeter

A

5

10c

(quar.)_.

(quar,)_:

class

B

9-

5

$1.25

preferred

Co.,

—

Gas

9-

8-10
9-

5c

:_.

9-14
8-15

$2
25c
50c
7Vac
25c

.__

(quar.)

9-15

50c

(quar.)

4Vi%

Pen

Peoples

8-28

9-10
10- 1
9- 1

25c

(quar.)__

Corp.
(quar.)

10-1

50c

_

preferred

'

—

.*___

4%%

less

(quar.)_

preferred

'

(interim)

_J_

37Vac
20c
25c

under

(quar.)

75c

9-17

9-15

15c

(quar.)__:

Co.

Sulphur

Pictures

Inc.

Parxer

4

9-

announcement

20c

'

20c

Corp. (quar.)^_
Telegraph (quar;)
Graniteville
Co.
(quar.)
Greeley Gas, 5Vj%
pfd. A
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp.,
common
(quar.)

Helene

9-14

Payable of Rec.

Marathon

to

Light & Coke—
Increased quarterly
Perfex Corp., 4V»%
preferred

2 V> %

(quar.)

Corp. (quar.)__
Corp:, common1 (quar.)'

preferred

Lumber

American

Paramount

Class

(William)

Hammond

Pan

Funds—

I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.

receipts
tax

Sons

&

J.)

Motors

dividend

Pacific

C.)—

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

$3.75

Ltd.—

deposit
income

Boss-Linco

9-

50c

dividend

British

10-

$1.18%
$1.05

:_

8-31

Gold & Stock

3

25c

(quar.)

10-

45c

(quar.)

American

Drive-In

Getz

6-8
8-17
8-15
9-20
8-21
8-21
8-15

2

20c
$1.12V2
25c

—._,

(quar.)—

com.

(quar.)—

10-

5%

Light,

Inc.

$5

8-27

9- 1
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
*9-1
9-13
9- 1

7-31

._.

General

j

8-15
8-17
9-17
8-31

25c

—

(quar.)___.
&

Company
Fisheries

Borax

9- 1

5%

Co.

Power

preferred
preferred

$4.20
Booth

t

8-22
8-31
8-27

30c
17VaC

;

(quar.)__

■

8-15
9-15

____

___

See

changed

title)

Pargas,

—

class. A

Series

General

8-31
9- 5
8-24
9-28

8-9
9- 1

8-15

(quar.)___"_

Custodian

Friden,

9

10- 9

9- 1
10- 1
9-17

Co.

Corp.

Series

Income

9- 5
9-20
9-10
9-10

5c

Manufacturing
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)______

Boeing

Bond

Group,

Bibb

Black

10-

1

Steel

Hawaiian

American

Belden

8-17

10c
21c
75c
50c

Smelting <quar.)___
Industries, common (quar.)_
(initial)..
:___—

Y.

(N.

-1

America,

-

Southern

.Franklin

25c
12VaC
15c
93%c

_

&

Qf

Co.

,

Florida

Plastics—

&

Zinc-Lead

A

.30c
8c
20c

First

.9-11
10- 9

11- 1
9rl4
'9-14
9-15
9-10
10-15

22Vac
97V2C

(quar.)

com.

/:

Chemical

Baltimore

11-

'8 V* c,

$1.56V*

—

IhJ't

,8-15
8-17

10- 1
11- 1

:_

(quar.)
Commercial Barge

American

-■

common
<quar.)___
10c
(quar.)—___"—:_____—31 Vic

preferred

American

,

Corp.,

Additional
$6.25

10" 1
9- 6
9- 1
9- 1

Co._

Co.

Trust

B
(quar.)
National Bank (Boston) (quar.)
First.: National Bank .& Trust Co,
(Kearney, * N; - J.)« (quar.
First; National Stores
(quar.)

8-31

9-14

.,

30c
-45c

Bakeries
Cement

preferred

&

Class

'

10c

8-27

8-24

22ViC

____

First

k f°:
t5c

9-17

$1.50

(quar.)

Co.

new

35c

;

pfd.

conv

(Name

Oil

9-7

1

Co.

Holders

When

Share

:

Company

Oil

Olympia Brewing Co. (quar.)_
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_^
Oxford Manufacturing Co., class A (quar.)_

Casualty (Battle Creek, Mich.)

Bank

dividend

Finance

>

(quar.)——_—________—„

Co.____

American

8-1
8-J1

■'

„

Stock

pre¬

(initial)

American

$1.25

,

....

—;

Distillers

Allied

omitted
-

Co.

•„.

.

issues.

Finance

Stock-dividend
Alberta

■

.

payments

ferred

,.

.

Mfg_ Co.—

Dividend

Aetna

-

(s-a)

90c

10-

25C

Federation

8*24

8-22

75c

(quar.)

Quarterly

8-24

9-15
9-15
8-10
10- 1

62%c
22%c
$2.50
$50c

_________

preferred (s-a)—T
& : Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)___.

5%

Power

Aeronca
-

(quar.)___

Co.,

Federal Life &

Payable of Rec.

Share

Name of Company

Resister

Holders

When

Per

8-15

9-15

Ohio

9-26

8-30

12ViC

___

Erie & Kalamazoo RR.

Erie

■

10-10

18c

(K. C.)

Name of

8-15

5c

Corp
(s-a)
Employers Reinsurance Corp.

v

1

15c

(increased-quar.)

(initial)

Embassy

their

ously announced, but which have not yet reached

Inc.

Industries

9-

11

Per

Holders

Payable of Rec.

40c

Ecudorian Corp., Ltd. (Bahamas)
Electro Consolidated Corp., class A

Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬

we

Share

(quar.)

Inc.

Chemicals

Dulany

during the current week.

second

Enterprises

Bois

Du

grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬

are

indicate

we

When

Per

DIVIDENDS
Dividend

(643)

9-28

9-

5

5

$L25
20c

9-28

9-

9- 1

8-15

10c

8-13

8*

25c

9-11

8-31

28c

10- 1

9-

3

7

12

The Commercial and XFinancial <Chronicle

>(644)

iW,,r

-In

i

mi

■

mrnmtmmm

Per

the dividends announced in^previous
paid. The list does not include diviu2nds announced this week, -these being given in the

Below

give

we

Nome Of Company

weeks and not yet

preceding table.
*

<

.

-

•*

■

.

per

.....

'When

.

'«

Company

Vending Corp.

ABC

\

(quar.)

.

'227 Vac

•

Reduction

.

(quar.)_

8-31

Alabama

shares

iquar.t.

..

8-15

$1

■tU

( auar.)

:—:

'•

50c

;11-

—

1.—i-

-$1

_____—

,

"Co., 4?20%
^preferred (quar.)

Alabama

Power

4.60%

4.92%

pfd.

preferred

Alabama-Tennessee

Natural

Steel-Co., 5^

5.75%

8-21

'*10-1
lZ-21

6%

Alix

'preferred
of Miami

All-State•

10-1

Chemical

1

'

-

9-12

,

30c*

10-

1

9-12

9-4

(quar.)u.t-^_--i---

1 Z"'.

—

'9-14

8-)L5

i$1.56y4

8-15

8-

8-10

*9-4

B-

•

9-4

7-18

1

"847

"*

Kid

Ry.-—.

A

Co.

A &

....

class

Maintenance

(stock

Radio Corp.

4.08%
Allis

,

8-17

.7-27

10-

9-

1

8-24
9-15

4

.

9-20

$1

9-1
9-29

$1.02

9-

5

(quar.)

25c

9-

1

Rainwear
Corp.
(quar.)
Alpha'Portland 'Dement' (reduced)

9-

1

9c

9-10

25c

______

Life

8-16

$3.75

preferred

Aluminum

4%

America,

Co.

(quar.)_

of

Canada

(quar.)

common

preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)__
Ltd. (quar.)

t25c

;

______

American

Aggregates Corp.,
preferred (quar.)

Class

(quar.)

common

1

9-

1
1

2nd

Biltrlte

8-15

American
.

10-1

17Vic

10-

75c

Business

Chain

New

&

Cable

Fire

Power

(initial

&

"

quar.)__

8-20

7-25

1

9-15

9-5

9-10'

'54c

'

.

,

12-10'

8-31

9-10

i

Barden

8-10
8-24

American

Insurance

American

Investment

Co.

9-10

8-24

8c

9-14

8-31

1

*'•

Co.

of

'Stock

8-21

9- '1

8-21

6 Vic

9-20

9-5

32Vic

9-

8-

1

common *

9-1

25c

1'i'o

preferred

10-

1

10-

1

9-14

Meter

American

Co.

Motors

American

20c

-

Inc.

(quar.)

■

(quar.)
Insurance
(Galveston;—

National

—

American

News

Co,

(quar.)

preferred

A

Chemical,

President

Research

Pet

&

realized

and

8c

income) ,±1

American

States

Common
$1.25

from

Amerline

8-31

$1.25

9-20

9-10

4V4%;

12-20

12-10

5.60%

9-24

Co.

R.)

-

9-

1

9-

.

4

.

8-24

3ic

8-20
9-

8-10

60c

5

8-31

8-

3

common

-

1

9-10

Flue

10-

1

9-10

Blue

25c

9-

1

9-

1

8-15

34%c

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

Bobbie

9-

1

8-

3

Bohn

10c

8-15

8-

1

i5C

8-15

8-

3

25c

8-15

8-

1

.

1

(quar.)

40C

9-14

(quar.)

15C

8-31

'

Products

Electric,

B

(quar.)

common

(quar.)—,

Anheuser-B.usch

Applied

Pools.

Inc.

Research

Ard^n Farms
$3

(quar.)

Chemical & Film

Anthony

Co.

9-

8-15

88-

class

-

t30c

9-

1

7

8-10

sc

1

6c
4C

9-14

7-17
8-30

Z

8-17

8-

50c

common

preferred.

8-31

9-

1

8-10

87 Vic

9-

1

8-10

3

New

Class

common

C

(Initial)

preferred

(Initial)




9-

1

7-20

}7Vic

9-

1

7-20

;__

1

Aluminum

845

8-15

7-25

Inc.

35c

>9-16

9-M

40c

(quar.)

(E. J.) &
Braniff
Airways

Sons

8-

1

i62V2C

10-4

'9-

7

t683Ac

10-

1

-9- 7

10- 4

9-31

8-22

9-9

25c
15c

Publications

7

7-

6

10c

"Q.)7

n.

4

25c

10-1

9-14

t25c

Power, Ltd., com.

10-1

9-7

*8-

t25c

(initial)

.

8-14

8-15

8-

9-7

8-24

20c

9-7

8-24

40c

^

9-

•

(quar.-)__.
.■*,

"Co.,

&

1

8-15
8-15

8-31

5c

8-31

8-15

9-1.

8-15

$1.12JA
$1.12y2
$196VV

—

x

common

(quar.)__
(quar;)

West

(quar.)

Corp„ (quar.)_—__—

(quar.)
(quar.)_:

COmmon

4.75%

8-

3

fquar.)__

10-

1

9-10
9-10

1

9-10

10-

8-15

8-

9-1
9- 1
8-31

8-15

1

8-15
7-31

8-15

7-23

2%

lA—

8-15

7-23

9-29

8-22

9-29

*

8-22

9-29
9-29

8-22

9-29

8-22

8-15

Service—

1

9-10

1

10-

10-1

25c
62y2c
333Ac
$1.25
$1.37y2

'

(quar.)
Public

Vermont

8-20

25c

preferred

Central

8-20

8-31

8-16

$1.12y2
$1.34%
27c
27lAc

•

,

Telephone, common (increased).
$2.50" preferred
(quar.—__—kx

preferred

8-31

8- 6
,

Electric—

&

Central

preferred

8-23

5c

8-31
8-31

5c

—

&

$5.50

8-15

8-16
8-30

35c

(quar.)

Soya Co. (quar.y——__
dividend___i__
—_—n_i—L

$5

1

11-15

5c

x___x.

common

Electric,

preferred
preferred
South

9-

(quar.)
$1.083A
(quar.)___-__xx_____—$1.12JA
(quar.)___;
____*_
$1.183A
(quar.)__;
$1.24

preferred
preferred

1

25c

(initial)

Gas

12-

8-15

25c

-x_

preferred

preferred

1

8-31

(quar.)_^

Service,

1

60c

-

—

(quar.)____^

8-

-

56V4C

(quar.)

common

._x

preferred

7-31

8-22

"

——_____—

" '

27c
$1.19
$1.04
5%
25c
40c
30c

10- 1

9-14

10-1
8-20
8-13
8-25
9- 1

9-14

8- 8
8-13

$1.12 y2

10-1

9-4

75c

9-1

25c

9-10
8-20
8-15

9-10
9- 1
9- 1

8-15
8-24
7-30
7-13
8-24
8-13
8-13
8-13

8-15
10-15
8-15
9-20
11- 1
9-20

7-30
9-30
8- 3
9- 4
10- 5
9- 5

$1.25
9-20
$1 25
11 -?1
10c
9-i5
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
30c
9-27
Chicago YellWtlab (quar.)__
—
12V2c
9-4
ChlbkaSha Cotton Oil (quar.).
—20c
' «-18
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
—25c
.9-1
Churchill Stero Corp.
(quar.)_
—;
25c
10-31
Quarterly
.————
25c 1-31-63

8-31
H- 2
8-31
9- 4

preferred

(quar.)________.

prOferred

Century

Aircraft
Belt

—

(quar.)__'_

Properties,

(stock

Inc.

dividend)—

(quar.)

Co.

(quar.)
Papers, Inc.,

(quar.)___

common

$4.50
preferred
(quar.)___——._
Champlin Oil & Refining Co., $3 pfd .(quar.)
Chance

(A.

(quar.)

4y4%
43A%

&

Common

Bank

(N.
—

common

(quar.

,

Telephone—

.

!__.,

(quar.)

9-15

—

(quar.)

Unadilla

10c
Y.)
(quar.)____ '
65c
7y2c
(quar.)
25c
$1.06
$1.183A
:

Gas

"Corp.,
preferred
preferred

—!

(quar.)—

Co.

B.)

Manhattan

Chenango

!

Brazilian Traction Light &

Breskin

7-81

9-12

(optional—cash'or stock)__

Chemetron

7c

8-15

5c
30c

.

-

i__

Central

$1.35

8

10c

•

Central

;f

8-

.6y4C

-

Products : fquar.)

Laboratories

Stock

5

9-4

Inc.

Hudson

9-

25c

<>-17

non-cumul.

Chattanooga

15c

(quar!)

•

Fund

9-5

..

'8- 8

75c
75c

•

junior'preferred

5%%

Chase

;

^

9- 5

8-15

(quar.y..—9-xo

Scott

Charming Corp.

8-28
8^15

.9-15

9-15

common

8-10

.

18-15

9-1

(quar.)_

(quar.).

10-1

87 Vac

9-1

(quar.)..^——..

E.) & Co. (quar.)—
Steel Co.
(quar.)-^^——

1

9-

.......
r_____

Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
5V2%> preferred
(quar.)__4_

Brach

5

7-31

Corp.
preferred (quar.)-

Bourjois,

7-

845

8-31

J20c

(L.

Champion
6-20
15c

8*23

t20c

k__

Co.

Products

Cesstla

•

9-10

7-13

t28c

.___

i—'

common

preferred

4.50%

Chain

(quar;)

Brass

Go.,

(quar.)

Metal

4,15%

8c

8-7

Ltd.—

Co.,

(quar.)_

^

Central

1

'7-25

Gas

Instruments

70c

.

;

&

Natural

;

Central Chafge

9-15

1

8-17

9-1
10-1
845

10c
15c
420c

7-31

(quar.)1_^

Corp.

Conv.

Carter

7-31

11-

7-31

<

1

7-31

(quar.)

Cenco

8-17

40-19

9-

•

.-L

^

preferred

9-15

11-

8-15

9-1

8-15

4ya%

9-15

4049

1

8-15

-i—

preferred

4.96%

8-21

10-

.

(quar.)

8-24

.7-31

7-31

8-15

pfd. (quar.)___
f$1.25
(quar.)f$1.06V4

preferred

7

Ub=19

8-10

8-15

.

Ltd.,"5%

Western

4.75%

1

7-31

|25c

Pirie

7

8-31

A

-

9-

9-

class

-

1

11-30

fl83Ac
flOc
$10c

(initial)

Co. -Ltd.,

7-31

945

<

Co.i Ltd, (quar.)
(quar.)-tu—.
:.
/
Securities—
......

Ltd.

Paper

Utilities,

4y2%-

6c

*|"

Cos.,

preferred

4.35%

"5c

deposit receipts -(final payment
17 cents per depositary share
theJyear ending ;Jun» 30, I962)„__
Brooks, Inc. (quar.)

±Vzc/v

preferred
(quar.)_
Chesapeake Gorp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., Common
3%% preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR

—

'

-

35c
$1.12'A
' ' * 30c
$1
87y2c
$2

8-10
7-31

'

-

*

Mfg. Go.-

British

(quar.)A

American

British-American

Ordinary
pence

Oil,

Ltd.

Tobacco

registered
per

.____!

(qUa'r.)
Co., Ltd.—
,
,

Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer.

<come

payment

tax

of

of

4%

383A%)

dep.

less

7d

In-

!

Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)

10-*9

receipts

British

'9-26
25c

5%

Milwaukee,

preferred

A

St.

Paul &

8-31

8-15

Pacific

(quar.)

iprefeifed A (quar.)____
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.

and

Ordinary bearer
share free of British income

Chicago,
5%

.

tax
British

(Interim
j5C

■

15c

t50c

(quar.)

10-

15c

•

•"

Bowater

-7

Argus Corp., Ltd.—

^_1__

,

Oil

Center

8-

'

J25c

_-_

(qdar.)___^.

6

6-15

(quar.)

—_——.___—

4 V2%

9-14

,

30c

Gfinerah:(Electric
Power: &

B

7-25

1

Stone,-Ltd.
Sugar
L

Ltd.-

Central Louisiana

25c

»

«-

Cut

Co.

preferred

8-

1

&

Dominion

Foils

10-1

25c

—

___•

-

Brillo

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-17

Centennial

about

3Va%

8-10

9-

'
.

9-15
9*-15

Carson

'•

12Vic

(initial-quar.)
Inc. (quar.)

Borg-Warner

1

37Vic

A

tlOc

Crushed

4-15

9-30

5c

Boston-Fund, Inc.—
(Quartex-ly ffom net investment income)—

1

8-15

7-31
7-31

4.80%

8

puilding Industries—

Borden, Company

1

isc

Inc.—

participating

9-22

2Vic

(quar.)

Angle-Canadian Telephone Ltd.,
Anfeen

25c

of

lfor

8-10

Post

8-15
8-15

1-15

9-17

(quar.).-BB.-.^u^B—

7-31

9-15

4y2%' preferred

9

2-

American

8-21

Coupling

Anchor

Inc.

8-15

5c

"Carrier Corp.,

10-16

"645

(Quarterly from net investment Income)
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Go.—

8-10
8-

(quar.)

Corp

R )

11-

8-15

•9-29

7-31

8-15

33c

34%c

Extra

8-15

35c
•

—

9-15

33Vac

32V2C

Carlisle

"'847

*30c
75c

.

(quar.)

common

List Publishing (quar.)_-___
Ridge Mutual Fund-Inc.—

8-15

J

(quar.)J^

Co.

Blue Bonnets Raceway, common—
-Extra
•

10-

37Vic

—

./ 27V2C

(quar.)^.-..^..^.;!.-..

Carborundum

~

,—

7-31

(quar.).!_,.

Class

8-10

9-'l

$1.06'A
$1.40

8-15

~ "

;

(qu'ar.)__^_-^—

Capital-City-Products

7-25
•

3

9-

7-20

J

Cannon; Mills

7-16

10-

1

8-15

lo^c

H

5y2%;

8-4

9-1

12Vic
Electric—

(quar!)

7

l'Oc

60c
$1.75

'

(quar.)—

Tobacco,

&

Bell,

83/4C

—Z—

preferred

(H.

37V2c
:

Smitp, Inc.--Valley Gas &

8-

9-

1

9-

'

8-15

42- -3

-

9-

-

preferred

Carpenter

-

30c

9-15

945

27V2C

-

preferred

Chemical Co.

4%

8-14

15c 53-1-63
40-31
20c
20c 1-31-63
20c 4-30-63

50c

*(quar.)_-_

(quar.)_-

Quarterly
.

(increased-quar.)—
.1

common

Corp.;

preferred

Bros.

Block

3lV4C

(quar.)—

Co.

(quar.)

27c

1

9-1

7-31

.8-15

I;

50c

preferred (quar.)^

31 i/4C

A

Steel

Knox

Bloeh

12Vic

(quar.)

class

Finance

1

(quar.)__i

9-

8-15

Carpenter

9-

"9-

-

32'Ac

8-15

6-27

15c
45c

9-15

(quar.)

Common

9-14

843

42%q

common.:

9-15

G

Canadian

•

12-14

,

8-15

0c

9-15

(25c
-25c-

.

.

preferred

41A%:

1.

9- 4

_^_w,

(quar.)

Co.

Company

Binney ;&

Blue

(Indianapolis)—

(quar,)__—-

Bag

preferred;

6%

7-16

40c

Anchor

Class

&

Bloomfield
Class A

AmSted Industries

Anderson

Best

7%

"

ZZZZZZZ;

——ZZ—

Works,

Beneficial
Bethlehem

Blaw

(quar.)

Corp.,

(W.

9-14

20c

on

Corporation

Ames

8-31

Refining

6% preferred (quar.)
5Vi% preferred (quar.)

AMT

gain

;

Tobacco
Water

AMP, Inc.

8-31

9-14

.

'.

undistributed

(quar.)

American

preferred

7-31

,...

(quar.)

preferred

net

<quar.)_

Insurance

American

5%

9-10

8-15

9-14

.

-

Seating Co.
Smelting

American

9-20

$1.75

1

.

•

:22y2C

•

-

Annual

9-14

•

<845

"15c
(quar.)—$lil83/4

4——:

Bros.

Bemis

DavPlonment—

acCum.

Investments
American

.

$125

..

American'Radiator & Standard SanitaryCommon
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)_;
I_—_Z_Z
from

9-10

11-30

30c

-

.'$1

(quar.)

8- 2

.

7-31

8-15

'

(•quar:)—_

•

8-24

8-16

8-15.

1

9-

com.

(quar.)^

8-3

9-15

-

33V2C

.9-1

30c
$1.25

Utilities,

(quar.1)-

preferred

:9- 2.
.

20c

(quar.)______

Carolina

•<

22c
25c

.

(quar.)_:

F

9-1

Corp.,-cbm-. v(qua-ri)=-*--y^

Hardware & Mfg.,

Blackstone

fquar 1

9-

8-15
11-15

preferred

Canadian

-Beaunit

Common
;
:
4% preferred; (quar.)*
4% preferred-(quar.)
,
4%
preferred (quar )■
Bell & Howell Do.
(quar.)—!
~

$1.25

(quar.;)

uref<-rr"d

to

8-

;

1-4-63

15c

—•

changed

(name

1

1

(quar.)_

Canaaian

4

8-24

8-20

5

8-10

9-10
■9-

12-

(quar.)

Telephone

Water

Canadian

"*

940

10-

—

9-28
12-15

Lines—

preferred

5%

(23c

-

25c

(quar.)„

(quar.),

5%

American

.

12Vic

(quar.)
com.

(quar.)

$5-special.preferred
American

8-23

,

$1

Pipe •& Construction
Potash &

$4

9-20

5C

—

American

Inc." (quar.)^.

Common

8-22

5C
:

American

'

-*2%

•-;

8-15

(quar.)

Canadian

"8-T4" .'8- 3
944
8-31

5

2%,

.

3-15

6-14

.

1

31'Ac

(quar.)-

Fund,4nc. (quarterly fromcnet in-/ r vestment income)

49-/1 / "7-31

40-

.

9-

3iy4c

preferred

Canadian- Fairbanks 'Morse

*

-^20c

S.) Shoe
preferred

(A.

Belknap

,

8-31

t.

——

9-

2%

Life Sdvers ({2-for-l
stock split)
Bekins Van & Storage Co.- (Calif;) (quar,)±—
Belco Petroleum (initial quar.)^.___:

9-12

1

9-14

20c

.,

—;

Quarterly

9-27
9-

30c

Corp.

r0-T4

'SOC

6-28-63

Canadian

8-3

4SVSc

9-14
12-21

3-29-63

25c

Canadian.Devonian Petroleums Ltd.

12-31

'8-31

Distilling ~(4n6r,-quar,)^ ;

Beech-Nut
,

9-12

35c

(quar.)

Quarterly

9-27

$1.75

Metal-Climax,

—____^—__

Coal* Corp.

4%%

9-14

34%c

(quar.)

American
American

"9-23

35c
145c

'Corp., common '(quar.)—
preferred ;(Quar-):

8-13

$1.31 Vi

(initial)

07-31

3oe

.

.

(quar.)
___!
($tock dividend)^...^,*

-Mills"

Beaver

,

New

—

$5

6

Beck

>■■■>

?■

J

1

10-

.

25c

35c

Malting -Co.; Ltd',
(quar.)-^Canadian Canners Ltd., class A (quar.)

<

Illinois—

(quar.)
>—l
preferred
(quar.)___
5 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
American Maize-Products Co.—

rT-r-

dividend1

.Bearings,
9-1

$1.16

5V4%'

,

■

25c

-25c <1- 4-63

u.

Canada

845

»4% vr.oi8-25
*$1.50 *'*■40-15
3156 4-1533

Quarterly

'

22Vic

'

Common

^

Corp.

; BeaUnit

J.)

;

Beam "(James "R;)

l7Vic

"•

(Newark. 'N.

(quar.)___

9-28

E

Canada

3

'<7-31

Barton-Distilling Co.

;
j

"
'

9-

•

(quar.)
Shippers Insurance (New "IfoFk)—
Quarterly
—'65c
Barber-Ellis
of
Canada
(quar.)—_—______
/ $$1

11-30

9-10

—

11-30

>

(San. Fran.)

Bank*of Montreal

16c

•

9-17

845

.

8-10
8-24

D

Camp

Bankers &

v17Vic

B

4quar()

11-13

Class

;

7

431 »Ac
9- 4
;/
lQC».jy«8i35

*_

Quarterly
*—i
:
Buflding & Equipment Corp.*of Amer-%

ica

11-13

9-10

25c

American

(quar.)-

3

9-

'9- 1

(quar.)—

8-21
9-15

•

5.20%

8-15
8-

9-21

-436c

Co.; 6%.preferred

12-10

^

25c

$4:64;prior preferred (quar.)
—
American
Hospital Supply
(quar.)_

1

8-24

-

dividend.—

Stock

12-10

27c

__________

preferred

"

3

5.50%

7-27

25c

12-17

8-

5.20%

5

Bank

8-10

Fla.)—

& ;rForeign 'Power Co
:_____
Greetings 'Corp., class 'A (quar.)
(quar.)
;;
Americap
Heritage Publishing
(quar.)—
American Home Assurance Co. (N. Y.)—""
"•

'

8^20

10c

3

1

preferred

5.36%

40c

8-

5.28%. preferred

7-

-

3

1

10-20

,'

25c

.

3

8-

9-

tl2c

:

8-

1

9-

45c

class A

3

1

5.30%

8-20

4c

*

9-

4.40%

8-17

15c

9-

9-

$1.12 y2

A_

5

8-

Service, com. (quar:)__";
preferred C (quar.)__
—___:

7-5

40c

1

:(quar.)

preferred

California

8-20

.

9-

8-10

1

5

,

7-20

$1.05

5'A% preferred (qUar.)_
Caluifltaia Racking
corp.'

5

—

v
6%
preferred ;(quar.)
^Bank of America N. T. &, S. A.

9-14

American

Common

..

*

Quarterly
Quarterly

1

7-23

8-25

10-

49c

__!—

(Orlando,

8-15

■:

•

7-

-

(quar.)

Baldwin Piano

62'Ac

(quar.)——

Casualty

Baker

.

(quar.)__——

7-9

-

7-

——

preferred (quar.)
Oil Tools!

5%

;

"(increased)—"

common

American

5%%'

8-31

Sharesr—

Electric

common

5% preferred

8-20

*

9-

8-15

87y2C

Power

Go.

California-Pacific

12-31

•

9-15
•

I7y2c

quar.)-—

-

8-31

(Quarterly"from net lnvestment'lncome)__
33Ac
Cap Co., common (quar.' 50c
preferred - (quar.
;
L.
433Ac "

Old

1

8-20

-

Corp.;, (quar.

Badger ! Northland
(quar. )—
./Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd.'**-

4

9-15

Electric

""Canada '&
Bacardi, Corp.

4

9-

9-15

7%

American

"9-

20c
J

.___

American

American

1

$1.62 Vi

—

10-

15c

;

8-10

9-25

25c

(Stocx dividend)

Ink

"2%

—2%

...

"A"

9-

$6y4c
*

;

Rubber—

1st preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)_

t5c

•

'

-

9- 4

8-7

9-4

.

25c

(quar.)"

5%

Interstate

•Canada

8-15

9-

(increased

Fund

5c

7-20

1

15c

(quar.)

,

"California

5.40%'
0-10

* ;

40c

Lul

"California

9-14

25c

1 -15-63

*10c
--

3

Ayrshire- Collieries

8-14

10-

Products

-Axe-Hougnton

6

87Vic

Airlines Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar,)„__
—"
Bank "Note Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)

(Avon

8-10

8-30

30c

>

(quar.)-,.—
(quar.)_

preferred' B
Corp.
(quar.)

6%
Avcd

_L_^.

(H. I'M.)',

8-16

9-

10c

^

preferred

1

8-21

$1

common

3

>

.

9-

--i.——

5% *conv.
-ri

dividend)

(stock'

preferred. A

6%

8-10
8-

5

$1.25

;

3Vh%

€ V2%

1

8-31

A

Mills.- Inc.,

8-20

-10-16

--30C

-

$1.25
25%

Common

5%

Science

4

9-14

9-

"tl5c

American

-

9-

J56V4C
__

American

American

1

(quar,)

-

8-16

(quar!)

Byllesbj

•'

8-13

•

30c

-

Service:Co.,- Ltd. (quar;)^-__—
Banking Corp., com. (stk. divd.)

^Autdmdbile

8-15

41A% -2nd preferred

California
-

8-22

1

8-21

«

-

>9^14

-

-4y2c

•

Electric

Auto

8-15

8-17

0-15

-

■$$l!25
'

gains)
'Aubey Manufacturing (initial)
'Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.

Ltd.—

4Vi%

6%

10-

933/4C

;

Aluminium,
5%

9-10

30c

Okla,)

(Tulsa,

__L-.

"60c

5

9-

--

Bush-Terminal Co.

3

"9-14

1

9-

dividend)

(stock

9-

10c

(quar. )__^
preferred. (quar.)_

8-

<

8-15

9-15

(quarterly-from'net; in-,

Ltd.

Corp;

8-15

'8-10

1

12y2c

income)

Common

'

capital

<8-31

'

Of

Co.

Insurance

Funq,

Plan

9-

45c

_

Finance

8-15

9-15

15c

class A (quar.)^w
company,' common (Increased quar.)
preferred
fquar.)_
i_

8-3

'9-12
10-1

t30c

.(quar.)

"

"60C '
15c

L. mm

(quar.)

/Bush Terminal Bldgs ^quar.)____—

"

(quar.),..---.

im

Co.

Common

8-15

9-12

50c

(quar.)—___^,

(Conn.)

Fund, -Inc. -(Del*-!
from investment income «and -7-c from

(3c

8-17

Almar

Aluminum

-

(quiar.)

Foundry

'Atomic

8-17

.

Co.

1

->BurrUs

'

Lodges

Quarterly
Physics

8-14

..

Brass

"Atlas

8-31

8-28

10-20

12Vic

__—„

<reduced-quar.)__»

"Atlas

8-13

8c

(quar.)

Co.

?

,

Line

Motor

9-

Burroughs

-9- A

9-4

70c

Shoe

Burndy <Corp, (quar.)
Burrafd'Dry Dock Co./ Ltd.,

•8-17

9-17

$55c

—

3

3VSe%

.

j

115c

———

(s-a)^
RR. Co.

(initial)
Atlantic'Refining Co;, com. (quar,)—
Atiarttic "Sugar "Refineries, Ltd-.—- 5%- preferred
(quar.)

7-31.

75c

;

Atlantic jCoast

•8-10

.

(quar.)

com.

preferred

(Louis)

9-10

■

Atlantic iCoast Xiine

1

8-20

5%.

(quar.)_

Mig.,

8-

(quar.)

5 Vi %) preference

•Atlantic

6c

(quar.):

8-15

1

8-15

45c

.

dividend)

*

.

12Vic
dividend)——2%

Allied

8-15

1

2%

B

.__

(quar.)

preferred

9-

75c

(stock

Allied Stores,'common

9-

_

12'Ac

Y.)—

(N.

Allied

4%

25c

(quar.)

class

on

Inc.

AllisfChalmers

Common

„

Corp. (quar.)

Empire,

Allied

Bay

3

8-

4

•4%. preferred

347

9-1.
9-

_

7-18

845
8- 6

3

9-

iBurlirigton Industries,,common (quar.)
,4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—

:

B-17

■

9-

8-17

4/Burlington County Trust (New- Jersey) (s-a)

8-20

•"

9-1"

8*15

9-17

"8-29

$1.37 y»

(quar.)

Bullock's, Inc. " (quar.)
Bulova Watch Co.- (quar.)______

9-14

,9r, 4l.

$3

.

8-15

1
1

15c

vestment

1

-7-27

-

9-28

10-

30c

$5

-849 *

-

9-

95c

Go.^ ;class A—
Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)_

&

Budget

1

s843

•947

$1,37

(quar.)

1

8-

Bunock

1

8-

-9-1"*

5.25%* preferred (quar:)
Associated Laundries of Ameriea* (stk.-divd.)

*

v

9

7-31

'

9-

9-1

Budd

8-10

"

35c

—

5

*8-10

.

Payable of Rec.

70c

(quar.)

10c

-Buckeye'Pipe1'Line
'Buckingham Corp.,

_

„.

—

B*

9- 4

*

*8-10

10-. 1

9-

pfd.

Holders

When

Share

•

5.60%

Mills, (Ltfd.,'> $1.20 part. cl. A (accum.)
-Bruriing. (Charles)'Co. (quar.)

8-15

"9-15

& "Refining

-^1-^31 V» —
5% •
; ;Atchison Topeka- & Santa Fe-Ry.
(quar30c ■
Athey • Products-*Corp.j;iij
25c
Atlanta •& Charlotte Air Line Tly. Co. Cs-a)
:$4.50
Atlanta 'Gas Light, common Cijuar.)
.1—.
'25c '•
4Vi% preferred (quar. )j—I—_"______'__„Z'"$r.l2Vi
4.60%
preferred
(quar'.)—$1.15
4.44%'- preferred (quar.)—^_____.—_____
/;$1.11
^Atlantic-Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
' Z

9-12

$1.25

fquar.)_—

(quar.)

Allied'Control* Co.

Allied

u.'.

r

.Bruck

945-

-

Edison,

5.48%
preferred
(qtrar.)___^
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.

(Brown

8-17
8-31

12 Vic-

.

$1.23
'
*30c

_

Credit*Corp.

Stock dividend
Allied

Hudson

class

.V''* M

'.Browif Fintube

_

Algoma'Central •;«&
Common
(quar.)

"V- ;

"(Brown

8-

8:«-17

;

l9-*1

.Associated Dry Goods—
New common f initial quar.)

<11-30

10-

8-

<>2%

•

(quar.-)_____*_-i--__—40c

Ashland'Oil

11-30

12-21

'a

Class

9-17

*

t$l?433A

Gas

preferred B .(qgar.
preferred A (quar.)

6Vi%

4

9-

$1.15

pfd. (quar.)—

'Gas trunk Line'Co., Ltd.—

Aiberta

10-23

10-23

$1.05

:___

(quar:)

Alan Wood

1

$2

" "

(quar.)—
:

10-23

w S3

—

k——-----t

preferred—

%

1

Industries (stock dividend)
Gas
(quar,)

Valley

Arkansas -Western

7-31

11-1

42'Ac
$1.37Vi <•

Alabama'Gas-Corp., common (-quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
—u_Alabama Great ^Southern ""BR.
Ordinary-.—
6

-Monday, August 13, 1962

.

ibrooklyn Garden Apartments
^Brooklyn Union'Gas, 5.50% pfd.
rBrown Company -^quar.)

•8-

<'9- 5 •
0-20
Armco Steel Corp.
(quar.)
75c
9- 7
Armstrong Cork: Co., common -<quar:)__i.i_^- - - 40c -9-1
$3.75 ^preferred- (quar.)_;—• f"93%c 4)45
-Arrowhead fe. Pqritas Waters
(quar.)___u_4 —'
14c * ;8-16- *Artesian* Water; -cominoh v(quarri--^-—"40c3 < -9-fl r
Arkansas

.

——--J—

—

B

8-20

(one

:—/

Extra

-9-14

5

"

.

shares held)

By-Products-*-.....

Class "A
Class

B
64

and

-A

on

of class B for each

1

9-

~

Stack ^dividend-

share

10-

■

1

-8-

preferred (qual*;)
>59c '
$4.35 preferred ;(quar.)^
'^1.08%
$2:40 preferred A (quar.)——„—
60c
9-4
$2,75 preferred B (quar.).'68Vic
• 3*-4
$2.62Vi preferred C (qtrar.)^—, S65%q
" ^9-4
Arkansas Louisiana G^s, cpmmon (quar.)___
•,l'26c J ,944
90c convertible preferred
(quar.)—_______
22Vic
9-14
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common (quar/)^
■ ■"Zic
v9^1d
4.65% ; preferred
(qhar.)_——- $1.16V4 -10-1.

8-15

9-14

8-

'

7-13

9-1

-

-8-4

-

'-9-4
?9-*l
9-4

•

.

8-15

8-15

Inc.-*-

Airkem,

9-28

4c

10c

—10c
2 Vic
—'62Vic

!_•

—_V-_

Co,

8-10

' 15c

Co.vquar.)——

Stock-^dividend
Air

.

.

...

Per

*Brockton

.

8-10

8-27

:

;

(quar.)—;—.—•——-

Finance

8-24

be

—---

Advisers'Fund, Inc., (quar.)—
Aetna

.r-~" ''V"

.

Name of Company

4

;!J9-fcl

*62Vac

(quarj-

$2.36

Holders

12'/2c

.

-Ittaus„ries 4 quar?)Adirondack Industries
(quar.):

Corp.

^

Holders

When

/^9-*l

$1.*10"

Share vPayable of Rec.

\

Acme

Aeroquip

.VJ.

'Pnydtile >6f Rec.

Share

•

Z ' 20c

$2.50 preferred
«■

*

.<

•

-

-

Public Sbrvice,rcommon^u-i.u._i_'_w

preferred - (quar.-)

'Arizona

'

Name of

<■

m

!
(quar.)

RR.

8-20
4

8-6
10-10
1-10

mmmm

Volume 196

Number 6185

.

Whe'Commercial and 'Financial Chronicle

;

.

Per
Name of

Cincinnati

4%

Company

Gas

&

i

'

Electric,

common

preferred (quar.)-.
preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

$1,18%

*

(quar.)

com.

preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%

preferred

Cincinnati

(quar.)_

Illuminating,

$-15

11-30

8-31

*8-10

"Sl.TO
1%

9-20

8-10

$-28

9-12

_

special guaranteed

9-

1

35c
$1.12%

8-15

$1.12%

10-

1

(s-a)

9-

Dover

,-9-29

12c

8-31

8-

7%c

9-10

7-30

7Vic

9-28

9-

9-.1

$->15

^

Colonial

Sand & Stone
(quar.)
Colorado Milling &, Elevator (quar.)-L———>
•

Plastics

Columbia

Gas

25c

(quar.)—;

System

8-15

8-

8-15

8-15

8-

15c

9-1

8-3

10c

8-17

1,
8-

—

Combined Insurance Co. <of

(quar.)

Combined Locks
Class

B

America

.

Paper, class A (quar.)

Quarterly

15c

Sto,ck dividend

_4-i-.--.__l

Credit

Co.,"

„w4%.%

investment

Commonwealth

Life

Insurance

Co.

Commonwealth
vania

of

9-29

V

1.•
8-25

Oil

Refining Co. (s-a)_i
.<•
Telephone Co. of Pennsyl-

12Vic

■

E

50%

5Vi,%

(quar.) 4

Life

Assn.

(Toronto)

4

8-15

$50c

.9-15

Quarterly

$50c

Connecticut

$ %

El

8-17
8-

1

(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__

Laundries

1

Consolidated
Class

:

A

Consumers

Glass

Co.

Consumers Power Co.
New
,,

-

(Maine)—

.

7-20

10-

9-

1

Co.

Can

$1.04

30c

8-30

8-15

20c

8-24

8-

8-31

common

(Chi.)

(quar.)_^

10-

1

9-7

9-15

25c

31V4c

9-1

15c

8-15

25c

9-

1

(Ohio)

40c

9-

7

Corp.
Refrigeration (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)
Copeland

Corning

Natural

Gas

50c

(quar.)_____

:—

Cosmos

Miils,

Imperial

Ltd._.

117Vic

—

Couvrette

& Provost Ltee (quar.)___
Company, 3%%
preferred (quar.)__'
Crompton -& Knowles Corp. (quar.)________
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2
pfd. (quar.)',

Crown

Cork

50c

Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)
______>.
Co. (Toronto) (quar.)________
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd:

(quar.)

Cuban-American
'

7%

Sugar

.preferred

Cuneo

Press

Curtiss-Wright
Class
Class

Co.

A

\

9-

4

River

.(quar.)____-.—

Fedders

Mfg.

.

-

Corp., common (quar.)_
3%%
preferred (quar.)___

Dean

Milk

Deere

&

8-24

8-

5
5

9-

Federal

8-15

50c

9-15

"

9-

-10-15

12-

3

"$1.20

Bank

Del

Monte

Properties

("Extra

.i_,

DeMun

Estate

.

Barrell

Delaware

;

&

Fund,-

investment
Delaware

class

'(quar,.)___:

Fund

(quarterly

&

Light—

*

Denver

stock

Supply
&

Rio

Co.

Grande

Y.j

Detroit

Steel

Detroiter
Di

Giorgio

Diamond
$4
*

9-29

^-10

'9-29

9-10

9-29

9-10

.9-29

9-10

$1.05

9-29'

9-10

$1.25

9-29

9-10

30c

(

Homes

(quar.)

25c

10c-

'

1

/

<

45c

,

Co.




(quar;)—
(quar.)

__^

10c
•*

"

30c~

$1

9-

8-

1

6

8- 6
8-15

9-17..
9-

9-

4

1

-8-15

-8-31

8-35

%7-31

Quarterly

First

;Stock

8-10

9-28

9-14

9-28

9-14

Employees
(Washington,
D.
C

4%

preferred

10- 1
10-1
8-15
10- 1
9-15
8-28
9-1
9- 1

8-31

Great Lakes Dredge &

8-31

9-10

8-17

Food

Foods Flus

8-20

Foote

8-27

*8-10

Forbes

9-T

8-17

Ford

Motor Co.

8-17

Ford

Motor

&

8-13

7-31

Greater

9-17

8-31

Inc.

1.

9-15
8-31
8-14
8-

1

8-2L

'

Grand Union

„

.8-15

9-1
•

*

-

*&

1

7-24

8-20
8-31

8-

8-22

9-17

8-17

Co.,

7-27

8-15

37 Vic
47Vic

8-17

8-15

7-31

(Chicago) (quar.)___„
(Portland, Ore.)

40c

1

9-14

•

Oregon

10-

I t
8-20

55c

10-

9c

9-20
10^19
8-15

9c
45c

8-31
9-28

7-31

5

8-13

9-

5

8-13
8-17

$1

9-15
9-15

$1.12%

9-15

8-17

56V»c

9-15

$-17

$1.15

8-15
8-15

$1.10

$1

■—._.

(Initial)

-

8-15

8-17

8-

1

8-

1

8-

1

3uc

9-18

8-24

$1.12%

9-1

8-16

$1.08
15c

^____

B

com.

9-14

7-31

9-

20c

(quar.)
(Canada) Ltd. *fquar.)
new

7-31-

3%

'

class

-

7 Vac

——

1

.

'

L_

1

8-

i

3

8-31

4

4

Southern

Life

$-

8-16

1
9-25

$-10

10c

8-15

7-31

10c

8-15

7-31

35c
$$1.25

9- 1
9-15
9- 1

$-24

45c

8-17
8-

2

8-

9-29

99-

1

9-10

9-

I

12-

1

40c

12-10

12 %C

<8-r5

7-31

45c

9-28

9-14

Fire

Brick

8-

$10c

9-28

9-

25c

8-23

8-

8

15c

8-17

8-

3

5 "<<

$-29

35C

j.
(quar.)

'9-

Products

investment

net

Fully

8-24
8-31

Equipment
8-31

8-

2c

8-31

8-

7

12c

8-31

8-

7

9c

8-31

8-

7

9C

8-31

8-

7

8c

8-31

8-

7

12C

8-21

8-

2c

Fund

Administered
Bond

7-13

7

income

(quar.)

General

7

9-14

30o

Electrical

Capital Growth Fund
Stock

1

1

9-

20c

Electronics

Common

1

(Houston)—

Insurance

(quar.)
Groller In^s., common (quar.)
Group Securities, Inc.—
from

9-15

•9-r5

C.V

shares

2

8-17

1

25c

preferred '(quar.)_______.
Washington Industrial Investments,

Aviation

10-

$17 VaC

(quar.)__

*

Store

1

9-10

40c

;

(A. P.)

8-17

$15c

Great West Coal, class A (quar.)
Western Producers—

(D.

8-

9-15
9-

40c

Great

Quarterly
Quarterly

6

8-31

35c

(quar.)

Dock Co. (quar.)

Paper

2

J.)—

(quar.)

K-

8-31

30c

15c

Co.

& Pacific Tea

Northern

All

8-13

45c

(quar.)__

Wallace,

ft-15

"9-14
9-

1

8-15

9-15

25C

12 %c

(quar.)_.
Steel (quar.)

Great

Grocery

10c

(quar.)

9

Co.

City

$1.80

50c
$25

(quar.)

(quar.)

Davies

8-

Great

.

8-

10c

preferred
(quar.)
Mart, Inc. (quar.)_

"7-27

7

9-12

$2

Great Lakes Paper.Co., Ltd. (quar.)_•
Great Lakes
Power, Ltd.
(quar.).,

.

'_——___

4.32%

"8-20

8-

■12 %c

8-20

8-

& Light,-common
preferred (quar:)

4%%

8-15
9-

8-20

8-31

Florida -Power

1

9-29

9-

8-10

(quar.)

9-

$-15

55c

9-10

9-17

(quar.)_.—

7-10

22 %c

Co., new (initial quar.)_
(N. Y.) (s-a)___.

(initial. ;20c
(N. Y.)
2%%

-•

5

8-17

12 %C

Gregory
Industries,
Inc._:
;
Greyhound Corp. (stock dividend)

A:!(quar.)

8-17

9-

Grace National Bank

8-15

——

1

7-24

9-1

__________

1

9-

9-

31 Vic

(quar.)

9-

9-28

Great Atlantic

_______—

_____—:_

8-15

15c

Co.

Insurance

Green

:

8-27
9-26

1

9-

20c

Government

Greater Winnipeg Gas

(quar.)________

9-10
10-10

10c

8-15

7-16

22%c

—_____

8-28

9-15

8-21

9c

preferred

»-15

22 %C

8-15

$2,25 preferred B (quar.)_
Florida Power Corp., 4:60% pfd.

4.40%

8-

1

9-12

32 %c

8-31-

Co.

preferred

5

9-

20c

28c

(monthly)

1

9-

30c

8-31

28%c

America

8-15

8c

9-14

(quar.)—

N.

8-24

(initial)

class A

&

8-30

7

(increased)

Batteries

R.)

8-30

10c

Corp.

(W.

8rl7
,

8-28

9-

10c

50c

8-24

Grace

7-30

9-1

j:

25c-jn!. 9-24.

Co.

1

Gorham

8-15

-7%c

10c

9- 1

Flintkote Company, common
$4 .preferred
(quar.)___
$4:50

9--T'

27 Vac

9-15

Bankshares

(M. H.)
dividend

8-15

9-15

$2.50
<

(quar.)_.
Z
(quar.)
Goodwill Stations, Inc.
(increased).^
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased <quar.),_
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.-L.__
(B. F.)

10-

30c
25c

—

Wisconsin

Fishman

$-31

50c

Rubber

\10-,1

"

Monthly
Monthly

7

1

1

9-10
8-L5

of

8-22

10c

•

Inc.

Nugget,

Goodrich

Gould-National

37Vic.

(quar.)___.
class A (quar. )_

Corp.

9-

9-

8-10

Golden
Goodall

7-31

,(quar.)—_

pfd.

:

^

First "Republic

8-22

1

,:_a

8-24

(quar.)____

—_—

Bank

8-15

•

1

^dividend

$-15

$7.50

Corp.

Bank

9-15

.

$1

Dictaphone-Corp., common
4% preferred (quar.)

8-6

9-^14

.

15c

(quar.)_

(quar.)

1

9-. 1

$1

(quar.)

8-10

10-

9-1

,

•

25c.

(quar.)
Co., common

Diamond Crystal Halt

;

$2

(quar.)

•

9-1

25c

25c

1

,'10-19

25c

(guar.)

Fruit

Alkali

preferred

9-

t50c

Corp;- (quar.)

Mobile

FiTst National
First National

8-22

1

JO-

Ltd.—

Co.,

5c

50c

x___L_
(Newark,

Corp.,

1

JO-

54 %c

(quar.)_

9-20

2%%

B'(quar.)

10-

66c
.

5%

Mills

9-28

25c

Co. of Maryland
(Boston) (s-a)__.

Stock

First Investors

7-30

8-15

$1.14
±.

RR.

Barik

8-22

•

25c

Assn.—

8-22
8-22

1

(quar.)___
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)_____

62Vic
45c

(auar.)_____

9-30
10- 1

10-

19c
"

8c

8-31

(quar.)_

Insurance

8-15

12c

8-10

—___

(Del.)

1

8-15

$3y8c

$4.14

'Quarterly
First

8t27

*

$1.07

Western

Denver Union Stock Yard

: 9-15

$1

(quar.)
(N.

7*25
*8-9

12c

Inc.

debenture

8

8-30

92Vic

(quar.)_
,—,,— —j.
Ltd.,;-common ,
___i.
Dennison Mfg., class A com. (quar.)
Voting common :.<ouar. 1 l
8%

' 8-

Firemen'-s

10-4

'•

,

M»"es.,,

Dentists'

8

Class

_______

preferred ;(quar.)_;
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Lines,

10-

net

4.28%

Air

FiltrdKCOrp.

8-15

9-

55c

1

;

100%

(Syracuse)

Fidelity & Deposit

.

preferred (quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)—

Dpnisnn

8-14

12Vic

1

from

4%

Delta

,9-1

'

4%

income)'______—!______—1_

Power

Fifty Associates

12%

dividend.)
dividend).:

(stock

8-14

114c

___

(stock

B

Drum

Inc.

Delaware, Income
*

•

(quar.)______

9-.1

1

59 %c

$1.12%

dividend

9-4

50c

—

Corp.

Stock

8-24

9-

(quar.)__.
A (monthly).

Brick

(William)

7-25

1

$1.25

class A (quar.)
(quar.)

Knitting

Stock

...

9-

,

;_u

Corp., class
(monthly).

A

Gluckin

Fidelity Bank (Beverly Hills, Calif.)—

10-3

9-13

10-1

50c

(quar.)

'

Defiance Industries,
Delaware

.'

Mfg.

50c

^__—

_-.

$-15

55c

'

.

15c

-

Trust

&

dividend

Fiat Metal

4

preferred

-conv.

Stock

25c

.

62 %C

(quar.)

9-10

___:——_____

Board, <4.60%

Paper

7-25

Security

Gloray

8-15

9-

50c

———

Federal Sign &• Signal, ^common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)___

5

'

-

Mortgage

monthly

7-25

8-15

Systems
(quar.)
Globe Wernicke Industries (quar.)___.u_____

8-24

9-

$1.09

Class

Globe

8-18

1

9-

87 %c

Monthly

3

1

20c

(quar.);

4

9-

46 Vic

(quar.)

Bearings

8-15

33c

(auar.)_

Sha^e

Glickman

4

9-10

25c

Federal Insurance Co.<(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)

9- 5

.

9r-

Co.

Co.

,9-

25c

(quar.)'

Federal "National

12-28

_______

8-15

17 %C

(quar.)___

(quar.)

(quar.)____—___
Federal Dompress & Warehouse
Federal-Mogul-Bower

933/4C

Dana

1

•

(quar.)___——1

9-21

20c

^

9-

$1.18%

I__I-

common

7-25

32 Vac

j;.

50c

stock)

3

8*15

27 %c

Inc.,

Co.

Granite

1

50c

Co.

8-15

(Corp.

Federation

Dahlstrom

1

(quar.)—

Gas-Co.

Increased

10-

9-

40c

Farrel-Birmingham

,9-17

50c

8-15

Securities—
or

3

8-

9-

31V4C

28c

Bearing

Foods, Co.,
junior preferred

5%

8-10

__l_

1

Extra

Fairmont

8-16

10-

9-

9-

$1.25

.*

(Optional—Cash

8-

1

27 Vac

'1-%' W 9-24-"!

Company

&

Glen-Gery

8-1.

9-15

Food,

Ginn

8-15

(initial)

Ltd.

9-14

9-1

10-

;

?

dividend

Gillette

8-15

.•

Farmers & Traders Life Insurance

1

25c

1

8-31

25c

___

Fall

9-

20c

9-

60c

(quar.)

8-31

9-28

;

(quar.)_

8-17

9-15

—

dividend

9-28

-22 %c

i___

;

of Ohio—

f35c

pfd.

7-31

$1.75
.

common

A: (quar.)

Giant

8-10

9-14

2q

(quar.)________
stock

^

Products

Gerber

8-10

8-20

25c

(quar.)__—____________

preferred

9-10

45c

tl5c

$2

7-31
,

$1.05

L__

t(quar.)J^

Corp.

Fabi,

^7-16

10-

8-20

40c

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Corp.

Stock

-V,".

(quar.)

Inc.

M C

Fairfield

9-14

130c

preferred

Fafnir

8-15

175c

:e-io

55c

(quar.)____

Stock

8-10

1

____.^—

common

Executive Equipment, 4V2%
.Evans Rule Co. (reduced)
F

9-21

9-14

&

Corp.

7-27

1

_.

(quar.)

Gould ^Properties,

1

8-24

-•

9-15

30c

Co.,

Corp.,

8-24

8-15

■

93%c

Trust

Crown

;

12-20

8-15

tlOc

Crane

Crown

9- 7

Investment

Gas

4.36%

8-10

10-1

5c

1

30c

(quar.)_

Equity

-

1-1-63

25c

9-

,9-

P-30

9-15
8-24

30c

Genung's, . Inc.;. 5%; preferred ;(s-aj__
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)

8-10

$1.25

—__—

—_—-L

Erie & Pittsburgh, RR. Gtd.

8-

8-31

25c

8-10.
8-10

8-8
.

9-10

.33c

Reynolds, $1 pfd. (quar.)^—____
$1 sprefelrred A (quar.)_—1.
i._.
Corson (G. & W. H.), Inc.
(quar.)_________

Rubber

&

9-14
8-17

8-10

$1.21%
30c

—

-—

Equitable

,

Corrdon.&

(quar.)

.____.—_

8-21

(quar.)
(quar.)____——

8-10.

—

8-24

9-10

Paint & Varnish Co.

1

(quar.)__.

8-20

30c

preferred "(quar.)_J__-__
preferred 1, (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber (quar.)
General Waterworks Corp.-— •
$2 voting 2nd preferred (quar.)
Geriisco, Inc. (quar.)_^_____________.___i_t_

8-10

8-22
,

:

(quar.)

1

____^—

8-31

,

5%
preferred
(quar.)__,
Continental Investment Corp.

9-

Electric Co. (quar.)_i
Emery Industries (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
:
4%% .preferred (quar.)l—
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas) (quar.)_
^Emporium Capwell, Co. (quar.)
Ennls Business Forms (quar.)
_________

8-13

25c

Casualty Co. ((Chicago) (quar.)
Continetal Copper & Steel Industries—

$1.37%

,.Elwell-Parker

.

,9-15
10-, 1
" 9- 1

Continental

(quar.)

8-10

9-10

$1.18%

4.36%

8-10

,

45c
93%c

Hose

Electronics

8-20

.

1

Battery (incr.-quar.)—___
Electrographic
Corp.
(quar.)__
Electrolux
Corp.
:__—
(quar.)_-_

3

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)j

Cooper-Bessemer

7

$1

Assurance

Cook

7

9-

.

9-

preferred

Extra

8

—_—

Continental

Co.,

:

$1.06 Vi

7-25

1 32 VaC

1

5.28%

8-10

9-14

8-15

tquar.)
& Electronics—

preferred

9-. 5

».

,8-31

(quar.)

8-B1.

-

(quar.)^—._—L__;—L__

Electric. Storage

7-27

(quar.)___

com.

Continental

preferred

'

:

10-1

$1.13

—

11-

8-20

$1.12Vi

;

(quar.)__—T_

Container Corp. of
America,
4%
preferred (quar.)__

*

•

35c

:

Electric

8-8

1

8-31

:

preferred (quar.)___
$4.52 preferred (quar.)_,
$4.16 preferred (quar.)_,

$3.75

9-1
12-

$20c

9-.M

.

Common

4.40%

8-15

7%C

4.75% ^preferred (quar,)__u__
4.25% preferred .(quar.)

•

8-15

9-28

of California—

B-24

9-29

32 %c

$1.02%

1—

6

8-16

.

9-12

75c

______

1

8-

9-15

'

7-16

$4.50
preferred
General Telephone

8-

8-24

.

fl5c

,

•

.9-15

25c

5%

(quar.)___
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—

General

9-

preferred

Industries

8-10

1

$1.34
preferred
(quar.)
-2
;—_
riBrgferre(i)x (quar.) _„____i____T.__.r
$1.4,1% ^,,,9-1
preferred i.(quar,)—$1.37Vi, .9-1
5.68%
preferred; i(quar.)__-J^HL.4_^^JLa v$1.42
v,t9- l
9- 1
6.40%
preferred . (quar.)—
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t
$1.60

$5

30c

.

___

(quar.)__

General Telephone Co.

'

:$4.875

8-15

9-14

dividend)______

(stock

Corp.

8-31

.8-15

<

55C

45c

Co.,.: common *(quar.)__
(quar.)

:

preferred
preferred

5.50%

8-15

$12c

$4.50

Consumers Water

1

8-15

$-17.

<5.65%

r

8-2

9-

$13c

-

Ltd

(initial)

common

9-1

30c

57%c

(quar.)_
__—
Theatres, Ltd., class A———

Gas

1

9-

45c

v

preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred '(quar.)__________.
Gerieral Telephone Do, of Kentucky—5%
preferred (quar.)_

7-16

9-

$1.50

—

7-26

10- .1

$2.20 preferred

(quar.)_-

5

7-26

8-15

25c

*.___

preferred
(quar.)___„___.
preferred B (quar.)

$1.30

-8-24

9-14

8-24
7-

8-15

$1.12%

■

i,

$1.32

,/•

^^5,36%

■■•5;.li2fl[5'"f,'laa»:l'

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7

9-10

t$1.75

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preferred

:

5Vi%

9-

'

Interurban

Natural

'4Vi%

.

Natural

Paso

4.10%

8- 1

;

&

preferred. >(quar.)
'Utilities Associates

Edgewater

7-31

—

Consolidated Financial Corp.

9-

30c

Mfg. Co. (quar. )__;________i
Eddy Paper, Ltd.

General Life Insurance'1
'
*'
"
(quar.)
—___—20c>»T0- 1
9*7
Connecticut Light & Power
(increased'quail.)<n>; vHS3dTr<10- «!?«': 9~T
Connohio,-Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
'
* 10c
10- 1
9-20
Consolidated Edison Co, (N. Y.) (quar.)___u
75c
9r15
8- 3
Consolidated

8-24

T 8-15

"

8-31

9-14

'

_i_!

preferred (quar.)
5V2% spreferred (quar;)____
General Telephone Co. of Florid?

8-24

9-15

30c

100%

Steel

$1.25

9-15

9-28

$-.15

25C

;

4%%

9

•

8-15

15c

(quar.)_

General Telephone Co.

9

8-

General
General

8-31
8-

31 Vic
"

$4.75

,

Eastern

(Hartford)

Consolidated

9-17
8-17

31 Vic

Eaton

8-16
.

.

' 8-15

(quar.)

Corp., common (quar.)_!__
preferred (quar.)

General

7-31

8-17

9

9-14

9-10

2%

,

'(quar.U
;_
Outdoor
Advertising ' (quar.)
Precision Equipment
preferred (quar.)
1
Public Utilities (quar.)
Railway Signal (quar.)

General

8-20

10c

8-

4

9-

9-27

25c

^(quaT.)

Indicator

General

8-31
7-31

-

conv.

East St. Louis

.

8-15

40c

9-14
8-15
8-15

—

8-15

9-15

$25e

j.

(quar.)

Corp.

Foods

8-24

,

OH

Crude

General

$-24
8-24,

10c

A

8-31

9-30

50c

^

common

(quar.)

General

8-24

1

Co.
(quar.L.—;_r
^—
Kootenay Power Co.,J Ltd.— r7%> preferred' (accum.

7-31

.'8-31

$1.37Vi

common

preferred (quar.)

Confederation

.

7c

9-17
9-10

General Foam

8-15

114c
t30c

5C
5c

Co. '(quar.)____

General

10c

—__—_

class

General 'Cigar

9-21
9- 4

9-17

—,

East

7-31

>
9-14

10c

(quar.)_
Hosiery Mills,

7

8- 3

9- 1
9-10

$1.25

(quar.

9-14

45c

American Investors—

$4.50 preferred

7Vic

(.quar.)________

voting preferred

General

$1.34

27Vic

>B

8-

--

1

9-28
10- 1

$1.75

—____

(quar.)

(quar.)

Eagle-PiCher

8- 9

;

.

Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.)___——_
Composite Bond & Stock Fund—
Concord Natural Gas,

',••<•, 1

8-15

stockholders

'

45c

Duriron Company (-quar.)
___,
Dynamic Vending Corp. (stock dividend)____

9

8-31

9-1

;(quar.) V------—-——25c

Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval on August 10)_—

5%

8-20
10-

40c

.

(increased)

Corp.

Duro-Test

If.rV-' "
.9-1 ... 8-15

6c

—

8-10

,

8-15

50c
30c

8-15

9-28

'

8-31

-

;'

.

; Class

7,*

11c

Md.—

1

Commonwealth

9-29

-

Dura

15c
50c

1

1_

$1 preferred (quar.)________
General America Corp.
(quar.)

8-20

-

4

1

9-

25C

(quar.)__,
Ltd. (quar.);

Mines,

60c

9-10

9- 6

—;

.prefered

Durham

10- 1

Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Ltd., class A (quar.)—

Dupuis Freres

7- 9

B

»rd.ustreeu,,Inc

4.80%

,9- 1

—

-9-

•10-

$1

Gas Service Co.

10-12

•

tl5c

•

_i

1
4

45c

(quar.)

Gardner-Denver, common
Garlock, Inc.
(quar.)
Geco

fl5c

i

(quar.)

.

Corp.

Dunham-Bush,

3

11-21

:i;

8- 7

40c

income.™—L_________

Quarterly

.

7

2 Vi %

*.

preferred
(quar.)_—-I
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*/

Dun

3

A

preferred

9

$5

common

preferred

5.36%

8-21

1

8-

Co„

Dumas Milner

8-10

/

1

$1.12Vi

___—_

(quar.)

convertible

From

1—

common

12-

25c

(s-a)—

9-

1

8-10

1

.9- 1

15c

■_>

Commercial

9-

20c

Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)>

Commercial Bank of North America
-.

25c

(quar.)

Commerce Title

Power

1

8-

7-16

8-23

(quar.)_.

9-

9-

30c

(quar.)

—

(quar.)_

Company (quar.)_
Corp., common (quar.)

7%

7-20

$1.06Vi

Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)__
Combined Enterprises (quar.)

(Chicago)

;

Co.

"preferred

Duke

4

27Vic

_

9>

8-15

10-31

9-15

•9-28

10-1-

9-1

3%

1

15C
14c

preferred (quar.)
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
Futterman Corp., class A (monthly).
Monthly

General Acceptance'Corp.,
Stock dividend
-

8-

8-15

12 Vac

4%

8-15

1

8-15

1

9-

If.)—

<CN.

Fuller

<

aiviucnu>___,

(quar.)
Dresser
-Industries " (quar.)
;
Drewry's, Ltd. U 8 A .(quar.)

7

8c

(quar.)

&

(stock

Drackett
Dravo

4%

Colonial

25c

—.____

Ltd., common
(quar.)__

preferred

8-17

1

Industries

Jones

9-12

quarterly payment of 9c plus 3c accum.)_i
Corp. of America"(quarv)__—

9-

(quar.)

Industries,

6%

»

Dow

7-25

,

Bros,

Doughboy

17-31

8-15

87Vic

>

7-30

8-15

v

30c

9-14
11-1
10- 1''
8-30

& Co., Ltd., Amer. dep. rets.
(Interim payment of 2 Vi % less British In¬
come Tax of 38%'.%
equal to about .038
per share)

-8-10

30c

Colorite

flOc

Dorman Long

/

120c

Fruehauf Trailer, common

8-15
7-13

8-10
10-

10-15

30c

preferred
Mfg.
(quar.)

California

8-15

1

9-

27 %c

(quarT)Z_ZZI

Friendly Finance, 6%
Fritzi .of

T

9- 1
8- 7

f20c
?25c
13c

t

———

6

8-20

Tar

Donohue

8-10

8-15

!*

/
—

4

9r "4

►

50c

(quar.)

1

7-30

;*

t$1.25
120c

& Chemical Co., Ltd.-r
(quar.)
$1 preference
(quar.)
Donneuey (R. R.) & Sons Co. (quar.)

,

9-

50c

(quar.)

8-15

7-30

Common

7-20

.

•

8-31

5%

1

9-

;

-

9- 1
8-15

Dominion

9-

9-15

-"

8-24

8-27

tAnglo Investment "Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__^
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
(increased quar.)___

Aikman Corp. (increased-quar.)__
Acceptance, class A 1st series (A

Colonial

'

Dominion

12-14

9-15

50c

9-14

8-22

5

9-14

25c

17 %c

Foxboro

8 Vic

8-10

•

(s-a)
Corp.
(quar.)_
Company (quar.)_____
Fram Corp.
(quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
•Friedman
(Louis) Realty corp.
Quarterly
■

9-

$2.75

I

preferred

.Foster-Wheeler

_

J30c

(quar.)
Diversified Investment Fund,
Inc.—
(QuarterlyJfrom net investment income)—;

'

87%c

i

-

Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.

7-20

.1-1-63

(quar.)_

com.

5 Va %

,

Dominion

8-10

"

8-17

$1.25

.$1.50

__

Coca-Cola-Bottling Co.". (Los Angeles)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,

9-10

15c

final

(A

Payable of Rea

'Port Wayne & Jackson RR.—,

Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar.)__
12Vic
Dr. Pepper Co. (quar.)
17Vic
Dodge TMfg. " (quar.)37Vic

-

-

11-15

9-14
9-10

(quar.)

com.

4%% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
7%.
regular guaranteed (quar.)___

preferred

»

$2%c

—

&

*

:60c

____

$3.50

-8-31.

SI.25
—

rets.

approximately

to

Share

*

-

Holders

When

Per

Name of Company

8-22

10-29

Distillers

12 Vic

(quar.)_

Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)__,——i
Cleveland. Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)—__
$4.50 preferred (quan)___

Collins

8-10

dep.

7Vi%,equal

9-12

15c

____

Holders

sPayaole of Rec.

Share

■

,$0.055)

1

of

When

Per

<

-

(quar.)._
Ltd. Amer

Co.,

.payment

8-10

9-

*L25

•

Investing Co. (N. Y.) (stk. dividend).
City* Products Corp.
(quar.)
i..—'___
City Stores Co. (quar.)i
City Water (Chattanooga), 5% pfd. .(quar.)

.

Distillers

.9-14,,

p

City

4%.

1-

Inc.;

9- 1

.

$1

Transit

Cities 'Service 'Co., common
$4.40
preferred '(quar.)

Cleveland Electric

1

10„

Diebold,

9-14

10,

40c

4%

:

jName of Company

7-17

8-15

<.

$1
.

Milling Machine Co.,

Holders

Payable ofReo.

37%c

—

4%%

Cincinnati

When

'

Share

13

(645)

(quar.)___
(quar.)

(quar.)__

Fund

Fund

7

*

Petroleum

Guardian

Shares

Mutual

vestment

Fund,

Gulf Interstate Co.
Gulf

$5
$5

$5
Gulf

Mobile

&

Ohio

in¬

common

RR.,

(quar.)_
______

Industries

Western

new

• R

$1.25

ro

a-24

TO

D-93

2-21

12

9-10

TO-

$1.29

(stock

com.

dividend)

(inltial-quar.)

3

8-24

3-11-63

35c

$1.16

(quar.)___.

6

\

9-10

$1.25
*1

(quar.)__
(quar.)__

Hackensack Water,

Q.

9

.37 Vac

(ai a-. >

preferred
Oil Corp.

&

net

dividend)

(quar.)

preferred
pref^rr^d

(stock

Gulf Power Co., 4.64% pfd.
5.16% preferred (quar.)
Gulf

(from

Inc.

income)

5%
35c

8-

3

1

9-15

10-1

9-15

10-

8-31

1

8-13

9-. 1

8-15

1

Hajoca Corp.

25c

9-

Halliburton

60c

9-24

$4c

9-

1

8-10

$25c

9-

1

8-10

Hallnor

Mines,

Hamilton
5%

5%

Ltd.

Cotton

Co.,

——

Ltd.,

common.;——

Watch

preferred

Co.,

(quar.).

7

$$1.25

common

Handy Andy Co. (quar.)_
Handy & Harman, common
5% preferred (quar.)

9-

j_

(quar.)

7

11-

6

9-15

8-31

$1

4

8-

1V5

15c

(quar.)_

8-15

$$1.*>6

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).^

Hamilton
4%

(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_

9-15

8-31

IOC

9-

1

8-15

lie

9-1

8-15

9-

8-15

—

...

$1.25
Continued

on

1

page

48

14

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(646)

.

.

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

16

52 7a Jan

3

17% Sep

25

38

Jan

3

76

Feb

28

55

75

Dec

Apr

21

7

55

25
25

81% Mar

13

25

21% Jan

15

75% Feb

16

27% May 16

Jun

Deb

22

52 % Jun

25

107% Nov

14

66

26

68

Jun

ABC

24% Jun

5

10% Jun

28

3

33 % Nov

22

22 % Jun

25

33% Feb

3

17

10

May 29

23% Jan

3

6

47% Jun

3

19% Nov

29

11% Jun

15

22 % Jan

4

36% Apr

21

20 % Jun

90% Jan

25

10% Jan

25

Mar 14

14% Mar

10

Admiral

35% Jan

17

18%Apr

18

Air

Control

84% Mar 15

May 28

Air

Products

12

84

18

41% May 29
45% May 29

70% Feb

7

5% Mar 24

3 % May 29

4% Feb

19

Jan

32% Jan

3

41% Nov

12% Jan

3

20 % Aug

37% Dec

29

88 %Jun

8

9

9
45% Nov 29
93

Dec

11

33

Jun

Jun

39

Alabama

2

Jan

1572 Apr

4

4

53 3A Apr

4

19

Jun

14

Jan

3

50 74 Sep

7

30

Aug

6

40

Jan

6

89

5% May 29

41

6%

5

Jan

preferred

Nov

24

397b May 28

12

100 3A Jun

2

88 72 July 27

533/b Apr
947b Jun

4

203A Sep

5

1672 May 29

23 72 Mar

Allen

50% Jan

3

66 74 Aug

3

357b Jun

55

5

1774 Feb
447b Jan

8172 May
14

52 3A Apr

Oct

11

44

Jan

3

21

14 7b Sep

28

8474 May
3
2172 Apr 25

Oct

25

2972 May 15

19
98

Aug 11

Nov

17

2672 Oct

May 15

12

July

Allied

Products

6

Allied

Stores

Jun

4

10% Jun
Aug

8174 July

12

May 29

45

8172 Mar 30
26

Mar 24

25

6872 Mar 23

Aluminum

22

207b Feb

19

Feb

9

134 V* Feb

15

18

19

37% Oct

11

3

119% Dec

7

847s Jun

May 11

207b Jun

25

36

22

Jan

May 31

47% Aug 10;

3

58% Sep

"*7

64% Apr

5

1574 Jan

3

247b Apr

11

387a Jan

4

51% Jun

6

417a Aug 29

617a Apr

17

34% Jan

49

Nov

28

39 7b Jun

5

427b Jan

53

7

7074 Jan

977a Mar 28

36

4

Jan

Jun

197b Jan

257AMayl2

187a Feb

297a Apr
597a Jun

40

Feb

21
8

Jan

93

Oct

39% Sep

29

50

Mar 20

297b Jan

20

57% Jan

3

84

2

31

15

23
16

22

4074 Jan

4

18

30

May 18

July 19

65

Apr

4

185/b Jan

4

26

20

Jun

237a Jan

25

Jun

59

11% Jun 25
Jun

41

114

.

223/4 Jun 25
387a May 29
387a July 5
Jun

27

507a Jun

25

88

.41

,

Jan

3

3578 Jun

25

243/a
347a
51%
913/a
48

,187a May 29
21
May 29
317a May 29
84

31

Jun

25

55% Jan

Jun

25

727a Mar 21
587b Apr 24

3

477/b Dec

6

23% Apr

28

123/a May 29

1278 Apr

18

872 Jun 27

Dec

Jan

3

Apr 23

52

4

24

40

36

Jun

14

29

257a Jun

25

407a Feb

28

897b Sep

14

45

25

79

Sep

26

35

Apr

26

17

13 7b Jan

6

20

Nov

21

20% Jan

3

287a Nov

22

99 7a Jan

9

367b Nov 30
81% Oct 13
3
247b Jan

13% Jan

3

105

May 24

Jun

Mar 20

637B Apr
867b Feb

20

19
81

Jun

25% Jun

207b May 16

137b May 29
22% Jun

13

3,

33 72 Jan

3

Aug 18

2

177b Nov 21
146

May 17
427a Mar 10

50% Mar

267a Jun
48 7a

28

27

Jan

2

73% Jan

2
2

Amer

July 25

547a Jan

4

American

18 7a Jan

25

123/4 May 29
2

14% Jun

27

>■

1527a May 16
307a Mar 15

9

26 7a May 29

403/b Feb

7

Jan

13

267a Mar 21

17

3

65

1367a Jan

3

727a May 18
1467a Nov 20

8% May 29
485/s July 18

18% Jan

54% Jan

142

April

122

16

22
119
18

Aug" "3
Jun

23

28% Jan

3

307b Jan

11

127%

277a Jan

16

Jan

Jan

3

20% Feb

27

30% May
1337a Apr

8
11

37% July 26

297a May 29

337a July 18
437a Mar 2

32

Jan

36% Apr *

98 78

May 29

3

139% Dec

1217a Jan

3

131%

Jan

3

63

1

27

5

13

295/a Jun

19 78 Jan

152

34% Jun

103 7b Jan

41

2

May 29

May 4
Apr 24

Nov~22
Sep
Apr

7
5

123

July

17

27

2

4272

Jun

20

May 29

25

3

1367a Jan
2
44% Apr
5
1347b Feb 19
617b Mar 23
25 7a Mar 19

167s

American Rad

21

307a Nov

1
3

387a Dec

44

Jan

3

65

83

Nov

20

3

21

217/a

2

157/8

157a

No par

267a

217a
847a
307b
157a

*8l7a
307a
15%

*267a
157b

loo

*817a
307a

847a
317a

157b

263/a
157a

10

383/b

397a

387/8

No par

297b

29 7a

297b

26%
153/b
397a
297b

593/3

593/8

59

591/3

Col__

1

157a
267a
15 7b
397a

287b
*59

23%

23%

247a

24%

400

367a

367b

367a

367a

367a

*36

363/a

637b

63

637a

14,000

473/a

48 7a

48

48 7a

183/8
9

187a

19 7a

187a

19

13,800

97B

87a

9

6,900

9

28

1,000

557b

54

55

25,800

20%

20%

20%

18,700

28

157B

187/e
*102

207a
*817a
31

30%
153/4

497a

493/4

487/b

497b

483/a

497b

1447a

1447a

1447a

1447a

*243/a

257a

257a

28

28 7a

157B

6%

_100

Snuff

Co

1447a

873

*24%

common

non-cumulative

145

257b
127

127

*124

preferred_100

*124

Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
American Sugar Refining com
25
7%
preferred
25

297a

29%

287a

36

36

36"

357b

35%

35%

American Tel & Tel Co
American

6%

33 73

common,!

Tobacco

6.25

preferred

100

American

Viscose

American

Water

Corp
Works

AMP

4

Ampex

37% Jan

15

38

Inc

20%

21

847a

*817a

84

317a

317a

317a

21

157/B

157a

157a

27

267a

27

157a

157B

15 7b

15%

44,500

393/b

397a

39 7a

397a

16,400

29

29

287a

29

597a

58 7a

59

2,000

1'3%

147b

133/a

14

82,700

32

32 %

317a

32

5,200

13

137b

*59

-

2

Amsted

4

Anaconda

17 7a

277a

.27%

26%

11 7a

"107a

49%

49%

.

23 72 Jun

28

37

Jan

4

Anaconda

Wire

28% July 25

37% Jan

4

Anchor

937a Feb

16

91

Jun

27

95

17

48% Nov

17

36

Jun

27

49% Feb

9

Anderson

15

267a Nov 30

11

Jun

25

247a Feb

8

Apco

145

257a
124

,17

146

145

257a

.

247a
*124

127

27
11

49%
146

247a

>3,900

1,200
1,600
15,100
.590

1,200

127

29%

8,600

297a
'

297b

29%

297a

29%

29%

367a

36

367b

367a

36%

367a

367a

2,700

36

357b

357b

35%

367b

36

367b

2,900

1107a

1097a

1107a

1107b
317b
1297a

1087b

307a
128

31
128

307a
128

-

1097a

110

31

307a

307a

129

1287a

128 7a

567b

58

567a

577a

553/4

567a

557a

56 7b

557a

21%

217A

20%

217A

217a

217a

*213/b

213/a

*217a

27

56

89,200
50,600
330

108,800

21%

600
200

*26 7a

27

27

*26%

27

26%

267a

*26%

267/a

*25%

267a

*253/a

267a

*253/4

267a

*25%

26 7a

X25

257a

series__

25

*25 7a

26 7a

*25 7a

267a

♦257a

267a

*25 7a

267a

*24%

257a

...—

1

10%

10%

103/a

107a

107b

107b

107a

107/b

107a

107a

3,700

457a

457a

457a

457a

457a

457a

45 74

45 7a

No par

247b

247a

237a

247a

23%

24

23 7a

23 %

237a

24

:

1

133/a

147a

137a

13%

137b

14

133/b

13%

13 7a

13%

Corp

1

237b

23%

223/a

237a

217a

227a

22 7b

23

22

1

307a

30%

30

307b

297/b

29%

297b

29%

29%

29%

4,000

50

40 7b

407a

39%

407b

39%

40

397a

40

39%

407a

11,100

28

287a

28%

29

28

287a

30 7a

31

307a

307a

307b

307a

307a

303/a

923/a

91

91

Lead

&

Smelting

shares
_____

Industries Inc

21% Nov

; 1.7: 7a :

20,700

146 7a,

v

163/a

25

Co

$4

129

13 7a

13

•1447a

*144 7a. 1467a

1,900

No par

37% Jan

2

x307a

1,600

25

endorsed

527b Jan

13

1097b

317/„
129

1,700

series

series______

__

33% Feb

1117b

51,900
20,000

157a

5

com

Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics

90% Jan
37
Jan

317a
129

25 7a
127

3,400

104

25

;

Co

1107b

*124

500

19%

19

*102 7a

'

preferred

15 7a

*15

197B

1047a

267a

27

137a
14
307/b
327b
v
137b
13%'* "-'*>« 13
-137a
*1447a 1467a - - *144% 1467a
.> - >17% V 18 •
177b -17%

8,000

207s

20%
15

15 7a
397a
29
60

397a

40%

x547a

117b

7%

403/a

47%

36%

497a

American

50O

907a

*89

90

900

63 7a

367a
637a

117B

♦

-

27,000
1,900

397a

143/b
317b

133/a

307a

1,200

*89

407a

1974
*10272 104
207a
213/b
*817a
847a
30

20 7a

28

27




*10272,104

20%
15
xl9

207a

117b

33% Mar 29

25.

197a
10472

207a

28

207a Jan

page

207/b
15

193/b
*102
203/a

4,900

20%

117a

Jun

see

207b
15

197a

67

287a

May 22
44% May 22
45 7a Apr
4

For footnotes,

20%
157b

19 7a

46 7a

653/a

117a

May 28
17 7a July 26
23 7a May 29

May 16

207b
15 7b

__1

Ametek Inc

277b Jan

29
577a

467a

66%

>

*273/a

54

Mar 30

5672

-

2,200

467a

66

117a

5%

25

287a
55 72

193/a
9 7a

2,800

21,500

287a

Preferred

Jun

297a

10,800

.J

32,900

11 7b

American Zinc

May 29

145/a
48' .

.

.

387a

287a

267a July 16
153/a Feb 15

10

143/a
477a^

,

2,800
3,400
20,000
7,600
27,400
200
8,100
' 400
10

45 7a

10

5 72%

17

287a
543/8

187a
9

1.75

Inc

American Seating Co

6%

41

2872
5672

357a

x633/b
463/a
18

19,700

61

17
17
20
207a
101
10478
227a 23 7a
xl77a
177a
*96
97
237a 23%2472 247a '.
*62
- 63
-

45%

247a
9072

87%
1874
237a
233/a

29%

Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par

Preferred

5

28
553/s

367b

477a

par

American

Preferred

17

173/a
-8%

397b

77a
57%
87
1178
14 74

387a

183/8

8

347a May

x9

187b
9

*89

40

447a

137a

Mar 28

277a Apr
587a Apr

3672

1,500
800
2,400
4,500
30
11,800
31,600
400
5,800
6,400
121,400

287a

1467a

Jan

517a Nov 27

367a
*89
39%
367a
637a
477a

62,400

127a

387/a

i77/8

27

4

593/a

200

19

36%

457a

,7137b

29

22

11%
147a
87%
187a
247b
22 74

6,600
1,100
19,400
6,900
120

387a

44%

*1447a

25

25

20%
*23%

643/8
48%

29

467a
647b

377a
9072
40
36
633/4
477b

63 7a

,

"

247a

367b

100

_______

Jun

17 7b Sep

*393A
73/a
567a
*86 7a
117a
147a
*85
xl8
2374
22 74

87

287/a

29
44%
38%
467a
653/8
20%

___100

preferred

Aug 10

227b Sep

407b

457b
66

2874
447a
38%

'

Develop'mt Corp 1

7%

•

Amer Research &

25

34 7b Jan

9072

397b

15

25

19

447a
387b
4672
66
207b

377a

*89

1

.___,

Gas

7
297a

2072
24

*24

32%

4

27

*85

39%
774
577s
87
11%
143/b
877a

„

-28%
437b
387b

'37%

677a
207b
*367a

>

457a
677a
207a
24%

*457a

i43/8

29% Jan

Jan

433/e
387a

12.50

com

307b
437b
387b

29%

31%

287b May 23

Jun

7

par

18

10

203/8
9972
223/4
,177b

.

-

&

26

23

36 7s
127a

597a

1678

217a
1033/4

Chem___No par
& std Sany-corh
5

Potash

Oct

May"II

13
39%
77a
5772

59

Co____

Sep

19

36%

13
393A
*73/a
567a
*867a
1178
14%
*85
183/8
233/a
217a

167s

Optical Co__
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No

25

Nov"21

*18%

3674

587a

Corp______l.66%

27

137b

*187b

77a
237a
32 7a
46%
90

167s

American

327s Jan

1427a jan

19

36%
13

73A
2374
32 7a
4674
*887a

19

31%
45%
*8872

567b

American Meter Co___

8

May 29

13% Aug

7%
233A
32 72
4674
90

7%
23 7.

500

91%

17

Products__

News

4

46% Sep

19

Metal

American

817a Dec

28

American

46

49 7a

Dec

Fdry

Climax

Motors

18

127b Jan

&

Metal

Natural

19

25

Mach

preferred

American

29

1397a Sep

3.90%
American

American

Jan

Jun

American

Mar 19

23

Jan

77b
237b

32
45%
90

*90

583/4

preferred____

Apr

293/b Dec

62

prior

53

54

3

57a%

33

May 28

45%
897b
*18%
36 7b
xl3
383A
774
563A
*867a
ll3/8
14 7b

91 %

*90

167e

Hosp Supply Corp_No

8

34

Jan

American

4

28

73A
23 7a
30

91%

577b

Products

19

Apr

9,100

167s

American International Corp__
,1
American Investment Co of Ill____i

22

187b Mar 13

Home

177b Jan

37

41

.

30 7a Apr

217a Apr
557a Dec

3,200

28%

597a

203/4

..American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
1
American Can Co common
12.50
' 7% preferred
__25
American Chain & Cable_^__No par
American Chicle Co______^__No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co_
_3
American Consumer Ind_^__No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
4727o prior preferred___
100
American Cyanamid Co
___;
10
American Distilling Co___
_10
American Electric Power Co
10
American Enka Corp___
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par

27

30

17%

27 %

.

117B May 29

Nov"

*173/a

26%

163/4

5

2

18%

26 %

587b

13

2

17%

26

1

12.50

American

Jan

18 %

*90

1172
143/8
857b

No par

Corp

3

16 3/b

,

America

American Hardware Corp___

86

18%

25%

183/8
2474
213/a

8

*0

33A
34%

1874
227b
207b

8

427a Jan

25

14,300
4,700

3%
34%

187a
227a
21 7a

197b Feb

25

14

52

3%
34%

1874
2274
21

247b Jan

May 28

27

397b Dec

50%

3%

187a
227a
217b

2

Jun

51%

2,100

34%

1874
227a
217b

Jan

105

50

f

3%

10

337a Feb

May 29
13% May 29
18 7a Jun 28
101

2

203/a Mar 5
107/a Jan 16

75 7a Nov
26

17

Feb 13
Jan
5
May 25

29

56% Nov

133/a Oct

4

Jan

2

773/4 Nov 20

207a Jan

87a Jan

Jan

50

24%

35 %

85%

1

,

477a Feb 19
477a Feb 19
41% Mar 9
507a Mar 26

15,100

,

5374 Apr 25

25

557a

x24%

2072 •
207b
2074
207a 207a
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
101
101
9978 10274
Id
1027b
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
22
22 7a
233/8
227a
23
22 7a
23
American Airlines common
1
167b
1774
,17.7a,
,
17,7a.-.. 187s
18
183/a
3%% convertible preferred^lOQ-.i^>*96 7■:97r. 7
'97
" < *96
100
.
96 *
96
American
Bakeries*.Co
^__No par..«..
.24% V.24%.24%
■- ,237a
237a .v. *
.i;. 23%. ,23%o '
American Bank Note-common^u^>-5
257a
25%
..." *2474: 25%-', *• *247a
257a"'
• -247a
247a
6%
preferred
,__2i
50
*61
62
*61
•
62
" 62
-62 - ***£&} > *62
-'63
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
157b
153/4
143/8
147b
•
143/a
143/4
143/b 147a
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
*477s
48
477a
473/4
477a '48
V
477a 48 •
." :
Amerace

1

Mar

Feb

15% Jun
90

23 3A Jun

9874 Sep

27 7b May 17

34

May 29

14%

53 3A

10

Amalgamated Sugar Co

of

14

54

___No par

25

Jun

1672 Jun

Jun

34

Limited

14%

3%

393A
73/a
573A
867a

1174
147b
85

24%

13%

53%

49

367s
13

397s
774
57
8674

700

24%

14

53%

24%

*34%

77b
24

x363/b
13

1,900
19,300
'•

13%

91%

*90

3,200
30,500

51%

*24%

35

36%

No par

Co

13%

100

Inc__
common

preferred
Cement—^

Portland

13%

! 25

*8674
ll'A
14 74

Inc

Aluminium

4

28% Jan

Mfg

Alside

14

187b

5772

convertible

Alpha

12%

187b

100

Supermarkets

4.08%

12%

18%
25%

7%
24
30

5

1772 Jun

693/b Jan

130

Allis-Chalmers

307a Jan 12
49 3A Mar 20

Aug 10

30

Allied

7

77b
247a
31

No par

preferred

2

Jan

100 72 Mar

5

18

20

247a Oct
2
193/b Oct 23

23

2

4%

55

12%

91%

137b
393A
-77a

Corp

Corp common

4

16% Feb

25

20

19 7b Dec
28

88

54

457s
90

No par

31
5

667b Feb

56

*

37
137a
393A
73/a
577s
87
1172
14%
85%

:II

Mills

Allied

974 Feb

25

54%

5

_

_

497b Jun

3

Corp

Co

25

28

5674 Nov

Kid

6 7b Jun

367Z Sep 11
38% May 16

4

2572 Dec

110

3572 Feb

26

25 7b Oct

Allied

6,300

55

19

1

9,400
4,100

11%
12 3/4

4674
91

5

68

11%

24%

19

100

Inc

Chemical

Allied

347b May 29

167b Dec

3

7

81

Jan

13
103/a May 11
70% Nov 15

27

3672 Jan

12% Jun

57

25

Industries

68

67%

11%

12%

303/8
46
90

gtd

Allegheny & West Ry 6%

67

68

11%

13%
24%

34%
18%
25%

18%

26%

30
467b
*90

1

Allegheny Power System

Dec

16% Jan

10

Corp

67%

67 %

11%

24%

_9

Steel

67%

68

54%

77b
*237b

1

preferred

Ludlum

66"%

53%

*90

100

convertible

Allegheny

35'A

18%
25%

5,000

13

49%
3%

*35

147a

24%

49%
3%

5

14%

13

50%
3%

2
1

15%

24%

49%
3%

Inc

14%

13

14
53%

Corp

15

13

14
52%

common

4,700

14%

24% :

14%

Alleghany Corp common

4872 Jan

97a Sep

Inc

4%%

12 74 Mar 20

8

32 % Jan
35

Gas

Products

Alco

61%

24%
13%

54%

2

61 %

11%

14%

—

62%

68

No par

Inc

62

53%
12%
24%

24%

10O

*38%

.*38% .39.

62

66%

54

_50c

..

Shares

Aug. 10
39%

Aug. 9
.

the Week

61

11%

—__1

—•_

Industries

Aldens

94% May 16

25

_____

Chemicals:

&

13 %
24%

Friday

Thursday

68

11%
24%
13

56%
13%

54"%

1
.—1

Products

Reduction

J

4

22% Apr

24% July 25
90

Air
A

40 % Mar 26

25

14% May 29

__

69

Aug. 8
*38% , 39%

14%
67%

66%
68

24%
13%

.

Corp
Aeroquip Corp

86% Dec

29

24%
13%

xl4%

68%
11%

_.

Co

Adams-Millis Corp

2

61% Nov

37/b Nov 24

11%

Steel

Adams Express Co_

19% Mar 15

87b Sep 28
73% Nov 16

9

66%
68%

—1
___No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50

21

43% Apr
109% Oct

80

14%

1

Acme

3

21% Oct

62%

14%

Acme Markets Inc

2

Jan

17

62%

1
;—25
_10

ACF Industries Inc_

2

Jan

247b Jan

39

__„_5

—

Vending Corp.

99% Jan
21

*38%

1

___

Laboratories

Abbott

9

Aug. 6

Par

Abacus Fund

16

Jan

36
Jun
60% Jun

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES

Wednesday

Tuesday
Aug. 7
38%
383/a
62
62%

Monday

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1961

44% Jan

LOW AND

STOCKS

Range for Previous

&

Cable

Hocking Glass Corp

preferred
Clayton

Oil Corp

In~o

par

6.25
No par

&

Co

21.80
1

*28

29

*45

*28

30%
*91

457a

227a

29

30%
927a

20

600

7,200

27,600
8,300

250

3,800
20

*91

92%

♦387a

39

38%

387a

387a

39

387a

397a

38%

39

1,100

147a

137a

13%

13 7b

13 7a

137a

13%

13%

14

4,700

14

*91

923/a

*91

Volume

Number 6185

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(647).,

15

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
et

Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1961

Lowest
33 % Jan

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest
3

43% Apr

Lowest
12

33

Jun

25

NEW YORK

Highest
39% Mar 29

37 % Sep

8

43% Oct

19

23% Jun

25

38% Feb

67% Jan

3

9

43% Jun

25

3

3

32% Jun

25

74% Oct

50

Jan

4

78% Jan

11

30

Jan

13% Mar 16
20

Sep

6

47% Jun

25

85% July 28

82 y2 Jan

2

46

3

30

May 22

July 18

13% Aug

19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
36% Dec 13

9

5

57 y4 Feb

Arizona Public
Steel

Armco

16

Armour

&

Service

Co__

Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred—

Armstrong Rubber Co

18

Jan

Feb

15

26

Arvin

Jan

4

28 % Jun

1

19% May 29

28% Feb

20

47

1

33% May 29
40 y2 Jun 25

46% Feb

20

102% Feb

7

110

53% Jan

3

82

9

21% Jan

3

-9% Jan

4

83

July 14

39% Dec

20

42% Jan

3

76

July
Nov

29

*

23
16

54

48% Feb
60

May

3

84% Oct

21% Oct

11

2 % Nov
Nov

13 % Jan

22

80% Jan

2

-

6

9% Aug

2

34% May 29
86% Feb
5

21
2

31% Jun 27

4

44'/4 Jun
81 y4 Jan

25

30% Jun
4% Feb

14

12

Jun

25

2

27

14% Apr

Jun

29
17

5

24

May 10

12 % Jun

21% Feb

1

27 % Sep

19

29% May 12
45% Mar 29

12 V4 Jun

13% Jan

3

27% Aug

17 Va Feb

2

68'/4 May

4% Jan

3

21

7% Mar 29

10

59y2 Dec
11% Nov

4% May 29

15

18

25

14

8

Oct

9

9

15

July 23

16% May 29
Jun 25

2

36% Jan

3

11 y8 Jan

5

30
29

25

37% Jun
.

10

26

May 29

27% Jan

Associates

10% May 14

Atlantic

4

91% Apr

6

43% Jan

22

57% Feb

4%

87% Apr
25 V2 Feb

9
5

Atlas

23

Atlas

13% May 22
18 V4 Jan
2

Feb

25 y2

May

28% Feb

13

Avco

30% Mar 29

8% Mar 12
58 % Feb
17

3

19 % Aug

15

11 % Jun

25

19 % Apr

27% Jan

20

41% Nov

15

27'/a Jun

27

Baker

•13%

14

•13 y4

14

•18

18%

•is

18 y8

37% Mar 28

941% Jan

4

103% Dec

82i/4 Jan

12

91% Nov

23% Nov 22

47

21% Dec

96% Jun 20
85 y2 Jan

47y2 Jan

22

33% Dec

26

33% Dec

15

13% Mar
52'A Sep

9

20

63

Jan

Jan

1

25

Jun

27

48% Feb

Baltimore

19

4%

27

48% Feb

9

Jun

25

22% Feb

21

Bangor

&

Jun

25

85% Mar

8

Barber

Oil

20% Jan

5

Basic Inc

52% Apr

30

5%

4

Basic

8

14% May 29
43

,

May 29

14% Jun
42 'A Aug

61% Aug 29
48% July 10
35% Nov 21

22 y2 Jun

21

23% Jan

7

59

Jan

25

37

Jan

2

18% May 29

Bath

Bausch

4

51 %. Jan.

8

94/% JfiB* IT

17% Mar 14
87

Jan

81

Jan

6

171/4 Apr

19

31

3

Oct

59

82%

Nov

25

Nov

Baxter

61

Feb

26

Bayuk

27

52% Jan

29

25

71
101

20

27s

Jun

25

159% Dec

12

Dec

1

87

Jan

29

271/4 Jun

6

11% Jun

28

87

35% Feb

62 % Jun 14

14% Jan

4

461/4 Sep

25
29

16'/a Apr

Jun

7

1

32

14 y4

69% May 25

10% Dec

20

15

12% Aug

8

Jun

32 '/2 Aug

2

2

May 29

Jan

2

152% Jan
95

Jun

28

33 y2 Jan

4

48i/2. Jan

58

191/4 Feb
50 % Jan

14

Jan

31

48% Jun 25

75% Jan

59%-Sep

22

34 y4 Jun

25

12

53

Nov

16

3

133

Dec

11

108 % Jun

15

3

11/2. Jan

19

1% Jan

2

33% Jan

3

427/*Dec

34%. July

9

Sep

13
7

140% Sep

1

12 Va Jan

49% July 16

1

25%. July 25

48% Mar 13
49% Apr
148

17

May 15

3

23%-Dec

71

Jan

6

41

Jan

9

84
Aug 18
71% Apr 18

29

-

31% Jun

140% July 24
16 % Jun 15

7
21

8

19% Jan

3

7

55% Feb

7

79y4 Nov

27

41% Jun

Jan

3

26

10% July 24
29% May 29

12

7% Dec

27

6% Mar 22
14

May 18

2 %

July

9

4% Jun 28
27 % Aug 10

8% Jan

3

14%

May" 15

5%

7% Jun

25

Bestwall

8% Mar 13

86 % Mar 14

83% Jan

4

87% Feb

23

11

45

Dec

13

30

1061/2 Jan

10

112

Apr

28

109

Jun

68

Jan

30

97% Oct

10

70

Jun

44

Jan

17

74% Mar

8

30'A Jan

35

Jan

5

59

28

13% Jan

3

Oct

24

17% Jan

19

80'A Oct

31

85% Jun

8

12

29

May

9

52% Jan

12 % May

29

9% May 29

67

44

14
25

18% Mar

3

18% Jun

25

82% Sep

29

80

Jan

18

86% Apr

68

Feb

2

70y2 Mar 28

Jan

26

86

Jan

26

37

27% Jan

3

19% July 21
5

8% Jun

70

Apr

9

Apr

19

84

Jan

23

Apr
44 y2 Dec

27

11% Jun

27

19

32% May 29

26% Oct

16

13

28

Feb

8,500

13%

12'A

133/a

13%

133/8

29%

13'A

30

13%

29%

29%

293/a

30

98

98

98%

99%

100

87%

17% May 29
9% Jun 15

89

*88%

90

•23

88

233/4

88%

70

*23

23%

22%

22%

400

193A

19%

19%

1,200

35

*34%

35%

33 %

33%

33%

33%

13

13%

13

13

36
34%

13 %

13 %

79%
16%

80%

79%

80

19%

79%

20%

1,900

153/4

16

16

43%

1,400

*43%

44%

44%

44%

4,100

26%

26%

26%

26%

43

45 %

42 %

44

43%

10

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%
23

22%

23%

42%

51%.
*99

24%

1

93%

100

pfd

*87%

1

14

*34

52'

37%.

50%

loo

*99

24%-

51%.
108'

24

95 %

24%

91

90

94%

*87%

i4i/a

90

103/.

36

14

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35

*79

15%

16%

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37

80

1.200

16

37 %>

1,000

16

16 %

23%

1,900

13

46%

16

42 %

100

33%
80

47

37 %»

35'A

33%

*12%

15%

*46

42 %

*34%

13

*79

16%

47%

22%

33%

46%

*16

*46

l

35%

33%

*12%

16%

16%

47%

10

Inc

*343/4

180

47%

*16

*47

1

:

193/4

793/a

16 %

50

50

16%

*16

2

13%

13%

23
9%

24%

22%

16 %

13%

No par

Corp

1

15%

153/4
*46

16

.

100

26%

23'A

1,800

23%

23%

223/4

42%,
*36%!

42%,
37%

42

23%

4,800

42

42

42

1,200

36%

36%:

37%

37%

50%.

700

50%
too

49%

50%

49%

50%

5,600

*99

24%

24

24%

94%

91 %

943/8

87%

87%

14'A

13%

14

14

14

35

35

35

*34

35

*99
24

89%
*87%

13%
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100

9%

9%

•13%
I

£3

*

9%

100

*99

100

X23%

24

92

93%

*843/4

88%

4,600

47,200
20

3,800
50

533/4
443A

50
100

*49%
HO

2 pesos

1%
*351/3

49c

27

50

*50

111

110%

1%

1%

51

111

1%

35%-

35'A

35

35

35%

27%

35%

27%

27%

27%

32%

27%

33%

6,700

32%

33%

•143

32%

333/a

144%

72,000

*143%

144%

20

20%

20%

20%

19%

20%

86%

85%

85%

*85%

86%

47

47%

48

46%

48%

48%

28%

28%

28%

2,900

28%

28%

28%

23%

23%

23

2,800

23

22%

22%

47 %

46%

47%

28%

28%

May 15

common

12%

12%

12%

12%

36

52,900

36%

36

36%

20,500

39%
-32%

53,300

38%

*32%

1.25

23%

24

51

52

38'/a

39

5

*79

x50%
38'/a

79%

*79

39%

38s/8

33

32

18

18

18

24

23%

23%

235/s

24

51

49

38%

38%
793/4
11%
32%

79%

11%

11%
33 %

3 %

*4%

3.50
3

60

1

75

*3

5%

*5%
28

9y8

8%

5
60
77%

*4%

10
100

78

16 Va

5
5

12%

*81%
*31%

9
5

59%
75

*85%

87

34%
*111

22%
46 %

No par
1

6

74%

78

21%
46 %

3%

28%

59 %

*85%
87
34%
34%
*H1
112

112

*77

20%
*46 %

16%

16

12%

12%

83
32

*81%
*31 %

34%

16%
12%
32

11%

11%

21%
*84%
*71%

21%
85

21%
*84%

72%

*71 %

72%

*85%
12%
39'/a

89
13
40%

*85%
xl2%

89

—1
5
1

19%

19%

3%

Inc

*10%

11'A

com—l

preferred
preference

second

Bush Terminal Co

Byers Co (A M)_,

100

100

100

10%

38%

xl9%
11

51%
38%

♦80

81

-

5%

50%

9,100

38%

383A

16,400

8%

4%
59

72%
*85%
333/4
♦111

11%

32%

12%
*81%
31%

81

11%

32%

325/8

3%

5%

33/8

*5%

63/8

100

27%

27%

9%

83A

5,800
7,600

9

4%

4%

4%

59%
74%

59%
74%

*85%

34

123/a

1,600

6%

74%

16

3%

8,100

28%

59

46%

3%

30

23,700

*5%

9'/a

112

12%
33%

27%

28

87

700

50%

11%

3%

2,300

24

*80

113/4

28

700

18

*23%

32%

77%

83

50%
38%

38%

21%

11%

X49

50

20%
*46%
153/4

46%

*32'A

793/4

♦77

49%

5

*3

33

78%

11

5
Inc

*32%

21

49%
11 %

10
Inc

38%

18

33

28%

38%

18

11%

3
*5%

38

18%

33

331/4

28
9'/a

No par

Co

*23%

40%

11%

No par

common

ig

33

15

preferred

24

16% Mar 12

12%

36%

ig%

_100

Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp

26

12%
36

32%

2.50

Corp

1,100

12%

41 Va

100

A

30

36%

177/3

No par

common

500

5,700

12Va

32%

1

series

145

36

*40%

10

.

*144

12%

5

100

Sons

23%

*85%

400

36%

7.50

Inc

preferred

4%%

23%

143%

12Va

1

Co

3%%

143

5

Burlington Industries
4%
preferred

Apr 30

143%

36

No par

Club

200

1,400

13,400

26%

23%

Corp

1%

32%

28%

;

1%

35%

23Va

Brass

1%

10,800

50%
111

27

28%

50c

1%

433/4

42%
*49%
111

35y#.

10

Inc

50%

32%

2.50

Co

1%

43%
111

3,400
8,900

26%

86%

Inc

1%

50

111

93/8

54%

36i/4

20%

100

42%

51

111

9%
53%

33

20%

32%
143%

g

•50

*108%

93%
54

100

27 %

*85%

Co

53%

52%
42%

20%

Watch

22,800

9%

44%

86%

Bulova

1,000

23%

9%

54%

20%

Co

16%
133/4

23 3A

9%

53%

Mfg Co

preferred

Xl3%

24

43%

46%

&

13%

23%

54%

*85%

J)

133/a

233/4

45 %

5

(E

*16%

13%

223/4

54

Co

&

163/8

*13%

44 %

:

Laughlin

*16

_1

Co common

1.

24% Jan
5
53% Mar 26
Jan

98%
*88%

98%

89

35

34 %

5,700

100

*35

1

6,900

11,900

*88

50c

Bullock's

9

91

53/4

100

87%

preferred_100

Bullard Co

15% Jan

73

100

20%

Buffalo Forge Co

2
25% Mar 29

3

23

46%

12

100

$5

29

81

5,200

453/8

12%

23%

Hlc

Bucyrus-Erie

8

61% Jan

25

73'A Jan

5%

453/4

12

6

20%

Steel

Brunswick

21

26

16% Jan

5%

44

12

23%

4%%

Budd

25

29

53A

44%

5

Decker

5.50%

8

Jun

Nov

%

200

11%

6%

24

Brown Shoe Co Inc

Mar 15

9% Jun

4

29

105,900

21

Inc

15% Feb

22% May 10
24%-Nov 28

Jan

14% Dec

20

21

Buckeye Pipe Line Co

41% Feb

21

24

Corp.:

61% Jan 25
21% Feb 14
84

55,100

5%
43%

100

preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas

2

79% Jun

20%

22%
21%

100

3%%

23
25

20% July 31
45% Jun 22

22%

100

Manufacturing Co
& Stratton Corp_,_
Bristol-Myers Co common

26

3

111/4 Jan

8% Jan

Apr

99% Feb

30% Jun

3

43% Apr
116

22%

44%

100

C.

Briggs
Briggs

13

26

48% Sep 13
19% May 17

Jan

31

25

Dec

May 29
27

37,500

12%

-No par

Gypsum

&

5%

24

11

15%

6%

30%

Braniff Airways Inc—

651/4 Apr
99% Feb

15%

12 %

29%

7

15

16

433/4

30%

11% Feb

26

15%

22%

6%

30 Va

Brach

25

1,000

16

22%

12%

13%

6

4% Jun

1,800

13%
22

44%

Boston & Maine RR common_No par

6

22

60% Jun

13%

*21%

6%

133a

28% Aug

49% Jun

13%

13%

22

12%

13%

Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co_

2

1

13%

*21%

43%
13%

Book-of-the-M'onth

34% July 12

15

.781/4 Jan

Corp

common

Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred

21

Jun

13%

40,400

1

Inc

3

67% Nov

11

13%

133/a
22

450

7,800

2%

1

Blaw-Knox Co

84% May 24

103% Nov

133/a

13 3A

*21

110

4,000
13,300

9

Corp

48% Jan

3

*82%

20 3A

1

Borden

3

3

2%
13%

2%

13%

13%

10

2

Jan

16

135/a

19%

preference

Jan

Jan

15%

13%

Black

2

6

15%

13%

2%

Corp common
1%
preferred——
:
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951

26

48

82%

15%

2%

203/a

preferred—
Consolidated Inc

Bethlehem

24

64'/4 Jan

81%

153/a

2%

com__No par
series B
100

Finance

Best & Co

3

4% Feb

84

15%

2%

19%

conv

Benguet

5

9% Jan

83

153/8

2%

21%

preferred—

$4.50

20

28% Mar 12

22 V8 Jan

81%

15%

2%

20

Bond Stores Inc

15

82%

16%

•13%

5c

Corp

Beneficial

Bohn Aluminum

Jan

82 y2

16

15%

Intercontinental

37 % Apr

79

3% Dec

81%

22

Co

21% Jan

34% May 29

48%

*16'A

Gossett

29

12

47%

16%

&

17% May 29
19% Jun 25

23

48%

17,600

Brooks

8|0% Oct

47%

16%

Co

26

48

21,500

Bobbie

49% Dec

473/8

2,300

12%

Boeing

21% Dec

34

33%

56% Feb

76% Aug 31

34

12%

Bendix

31

27i/4 Mar 14

70

48

13,800

33

53% Jan

25

34

47

22%

RR

May 29
Jan

48%

15%

Corp_

35 % May 29
26

90

123/4

(E W)

23% Aug
36 y4 Apr

90

34

*90

33%

Bliss

30y4Dec

90%

34

123A

181/2 May

5

90%

33%

&

6

90
34

12%

Bliss

18% Jan

90

333/a

33%

26%- Feb

22% Jan

10

12 %

39% Jan

July 25

102,800

39%

32%

26

12 %

21%

9%

39%

12%

25

28

20%

10

40

33%

Jun

bec~12

21%

9%

39%

12%

21% Jun

57% Sep

2,900

32 %

Mar 19

59%

59%

33%
*82

100

58%

33%

2%

20,400

59%

.

12%

Apr

3

10

40%
109

33 %

64

26

39%

__

40%

•107%

16%

87

35% Jan

9%

39%

*29%

40%
109

12%

3

1f38% July

19

152 % Apr

20%

10
40

22%

Bell & Howell Co—

47% Mar 15
43% Jan

21

20%

59

33 %

25

25

Oct

Feb

40 y4

59%

1

79% Jan

45% Apr 10
28Mar 13

35

■

♦89

9%

•29%

♦107%

l

40% Jun

3

31% Sep 26
22% Jan

25

42

90

21%

40

40%
109

Corp new__5

Bell

128 % Mar 23

1% Feb

203A

10

1

„

Va

Savers

Bell

55% Mar 15
54% May 28

72

21%
4rl

40

Petroleum Corp
Belding-Heminway

4

12% Feb

59%

59

♦29%
*107%
59%

23%

Belco

26

14

7% Jun 25

19 y2 Jun

60

41
109

47%

Elec

S)

Life

__

X40%
•107

33%

2.50

Creek

Beech-Nut

9

1 Va- Jan

39'/* July

Beech

42

22%

Inc

(A

•29%

__

108%

133/a

Instruments

Shoe

12,800

21%

Corp

Beech Aircraft

Apr 26
341/4 July 26
16% Jun
8

22% Feb

1191/4 Nov

39

Beck

35

12 y4 May 29

5

Beckman

19
22

1,700

22%

133/a

Beaunit Corp

2

Feb

22% Jan

200

22%

22%

•89

.

29 % Mar 21

18%

22%

23

9%

(James Hi) Distilling Co
_2
Beatrice Fbods Co common
12.5®
4?%% preferred.
100

May 21

•18

22 y2

22%

21%

Laboratories

18%

22%

22%

17

Corp

Cigars

' *18

22 %

20%

Beam

96 % Mar 28

Nov~27

100y4 May 15

11

25

44 y4 Jun

30

34% Jan

38% Jun
29 y2 Jun

Apr

"

22%
X22%

13

Ohio

Lomb

18

30
420

23%

13%

common

&

13%

22

Co

Works

13%

16

Aroostook

Iron

14

9,800

18,000

22%

40%

4%

No par

Preferred stamped

19

13%

18

•21

series

Products

32

22%

59

1

Inc

convertible

32

No par

non-cumulative

11

32%

22%

41 'A

1

stamped-

60

11

33 Va

&

Common

32%

14

85%

23%

•29%

100

Inc___

preferred

31% Jun

27 '/a Aug

13

4%

62% Jan

21% Dec

31% Dec

9

*83

23

108%

10~

Corp

&

54 y2
83%

32%

32

•13 »/4

83%

Co of Amer_2.50

preferred

29% May 18
70 y8 Mar 17

3

27

94% Mar

33% Feb

33

8

351/4 Dec

41/2%

32%

38 y2

54

.

RR—_No par

($1.20)

Wilcox

Gas

32%

38.

54

84%

23 y4

20

Tools

Baltimore

5

30% Jan

Jun

com

32%

37%
53 y4
•82%

5,000

22 %

lo

Co

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

104% Mar

14

17

18% Feb

3

19

19% May 29

15% Jan

47% Jan

4

Co

common

T)

&

12,200

55%

5

1

(B

38%

54%

84%

common

Canteen

Oil

37%

54

•82%

preferred

Electronics

Babbitt

38%

22,300

X53

Corp

Babcock

9

Mar 20

12% Jan

B

Nichols

Avnet

48%

38%

83 y4

preferred

Automatic

16,600

47%

48%

54%

common

Conv prior pref

2

49

27%

83 y4

Chemical Industries

Austin

7

31% Jan

Refining

Corp

27%

38

100

Line

series

5%

3

48

27%
48%

48%

2.50

Electric

Coast

$3.75

37%

27%
47%

53%

preferred

Atlantic

15

37

27%

38%

2.50

Investment

City

Atlantic

37%

27'/8

32%

Inc

Shares

36%

27%

38%

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.lo
5% non-cumulative preferred__l0

16

49 % Jan

Industries

the Week
"

28 y8

x48%

Oil & Refining common
1
2nd pfd $1.50 series called.No
par
Associated Dry Goods
Corp com_50c
5.25%
1st preferred
100

July 10

HOVaJun

20% Aug

Aug 24

87% Feb

45

2

55% July 25

105 y4 Jan

7

Oct

Jan

10

20%Jun

21

10% Nov

3

35% Jan

Jun

Aug. 10

36%

27%
48%

Ashland

4

Friday

Aug. 9

36%

1

16

22

25

Sales for

Thursday

37%

27%

1

...

Wednesday
Aug. 8

37

No par

common.

Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp

20

16V4 Jun

Aug. 7

37%

5

Mar 22

35% Jan

Aug. 6

10

Corp__

47

23% Apr
33 y2 Feb

5

Tuesday

37

par

2.50

Co

73% Apr 23
89 y4 Jun
7
12

Par

__No

'

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Monday

=4

EXCHANGE

Archer-Daniels-Midland-.

71% Mar 15

37% Jan

79% Aug
53% Aug

STOCK

33%
•111

*77
.

20%

87
34

112%
783/4
21%

47

47

16

16%

123/a

123/4

9

4%

4%

*59

60

743A

76%

*85%

600
500

15,900

87

33%

34

*111
x76

77

3,800

112

300

20%

20%

92,400

47%

473A

8,300

15%

16

11,600

12%

12%

10,800

83

*82

83

31%

*31%

32

31%

31%

*82

83%
400

10%

10%

103/4

103/4

11

49%
11%

10%

49%
11%

103/4

49%

49%

1,700

49%

49%

11

49%
11%

2,800

21%

21%
*84%
*71%

21%

21%

21%

*85%
12%

89

12%

13

39%

38%

39%-

85

19%
II

11%

11

11

21%

21%

85

*84%

85

*84%

72%

*71%

72%

*71%

72%

87%

87%
12%

*87%

12%

12%

13

38%

39%

38%

39%

3,400

32,800

85

88%

20

3,400
21,200

*19%

193/4

*19%

19%

19%

10%

19%

10%

10%

500

10%

10%

10%

5,700

*10%

11%

♦10%

c

27

Sep

18

36% Oct 31

4 Va Jan

3

8% Nov 30

15% Jan

3

li3A Apr

4

77% Jan

12

21% Jan

4

22% Jun

8

213AMay29
4
May 29

32% Jan
7% Jan

2

3

10% Jun

18% Feb

8

Calumet

12

123/a Mar 28

30

76

28% Apr

4

25

90%Jun

6

43% July 27

51% Dec

18

3— 27% May 22

footnotes,,




May 28

19% May 29 "
85% Jan i2
48% Feb

1

52% Jan
12

Mar

20%"Aug~8

26

Jan

see page 25.

Jun

'

17% July 18
122% Mar 27'
27% Feb 15 *
92% May 24

14

8;

For

26

Nov

83% Jan

21% Jan

25

18% Jan
131

13% May 21

California Financial Corp..:
California Packing Corp—
Callahan Jdtaing Corp__
i

83/a Jun

<fc

Hecla

Inc

1

10%
243/a
5%

10%
243/4
5%

5

11 Va

11%

1

2.50

3

Canadian

16

Breweries

Canadian Pacific

Ltd

Ry—

10%

10%

25%
5%

25%.,
5%/

25%

10%

11 %

11

6
11%

25

25 Va

53A

6%

10%

10%

25

5%

11

10%

25%
.

6
11

11,000
15.100

38,300
3,700

14%

15

14%

14%

14%

15%

15

15%

14%

14%

9,200

95%

93 Va

.94%

93%

943/4

94

04

94%

213A
89
51
8%
20%

21%
*86
*49%
8%
20%

21%
89
51
8%
203/4

21 %
89
51
8%

21%

.21.

20%

21

15,100
3,200

89

*88

94%
21%
90%

♦89

90

51

*50

52

♦50

51

8%

*8%

8%

8%

8%

20%

2Q3/4

20%

20%

20%

20%

21 Va
*86

*49%

No par

-25

10%

24%
5%

94

Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co„
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100

9

10%
w

...

*83/8
2Q3/4

..

20

20

3,400
29,200

16

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(648)

.

.

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since

Year 1961

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Jun

27
22

6

9

Jun

13

12

96

62% Nov

13

% Jun 25
26% Jun 28
30% May 29

11% Jan

16% Jun

Jan

10

47 V» Apr

Oct

9

Jan

3

46 Va Feb

1

74

6% Dec

22

27

13% Apr

30% Feb

11
29

Jan

3

22

3
24 V« Jan
17
Jan 10
162% Oct 19'

22 % Jun

3

34% Jun

5

6

50

75 Vs Oct

14% May 29
Jun 20

■

5

93

Sep

7

38

Jan

24

47%

Nov~22

July

17

99% Nov 28

92

77% Apr

25Va May 28
35
Jun 25

8

:

May 29
25

30 Va Jun

.

*

.

33 % Mar 27
23% Apr
2

23% May 29
14 Ve May 29

Jan

4

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9

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8

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20

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27

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3

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5

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8
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31

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4

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28

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24

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9

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28

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4

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29% Feb

8

11

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7

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22

10% Jan

2

Chemway Corp.——,

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3

43 % Oct

13

32% May 29

54

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8

67% Jan

18

44 Va May

5

28

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3

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3

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12

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27

3

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3

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22

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3

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12

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25

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22

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25

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14

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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„Nopar'
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.

100
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21

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v

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;

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100

——

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94

;

41%

.

25

8

41% Mar

37% Jan

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31% Apr

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19

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-

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.

8% Jun

18% May 29

.

20% May 15

21% Jail

17% Feb

Class

,

15

16% Jun

Mar 20

26

19

36% Feb,

;

,

60%.

4,700

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37 Va

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21 Va May

,

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1 1
1.25'

Chesebrough-Pond's Inc _wChicago & East 111 RR com—No

4

Jan

27% Feb

29

34%

50% Jun

27 •'
27;

63

26 % Oct

20

25

28 Va Jun

7

Feb

13% Jan

2

13% Jun

31

11

Jan

Corp

convertible

3 Va %

52% May 23

May 29
25

14% Jun

Mar 30
37% May 26

52

98

6% Jun

18
18

24

4

Jan

60

28
91 Va Jun 22

May 16

1

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Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
;—5>
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25 r

Mar 29

45

.

_1%

Champlin Oil & Refining Co„
Checker Motors Corp
1

29
25

19 Vs May

9

99%

55%

33%

27%

6 Va-

94%.. 94%
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.

No par *

Jun

32

103

preferred

Champion Spark Plug Co__;

15 V* Jun

30% Jun

July 19

$.4.50

May 29

3

48

_

.

,

32

10

Corpu,

21

4

99%
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39%

25%
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;

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the Week

39%

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11%

30%

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47%.

28%

28

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Champion Papers Inc com—_Nopan.

17
18

Jan

91

16

98% Apr

41% Feb

20% Jan
7% Jan

11% Nov

18

21

32, % Jun 15
27% Mar 20

3

.

'

49% Feb

26

29% May 29

4

50% Apr

3ft

31% Jun

Mar 17

57

58

Celotex, Corp common—^
1
5% preferred-^-,;—20
Ceneo Instrument* Corp,—,.—— 1
Centra* Aguirre Sugar CO-,—
5
Central Foundry Co,—
—1
Central of Georgia Ry com-i-No par
3% preferred series B-,_„—-100
Central Hudson Gas & Elep_i.No par
Central Lftinois Light com—-No par
' 4%% preferred;——100
Central Illinois Pub $ervice,_No par
Central & South West Corp——2.50
Central Soya Co —
No par
Century Industries Co
No par
Cerro Corp
——_
..5
Certain-teed Products Corp.—
1
Cessna Aircraft CQ-,
—1
Chadboum Gotham Ine_
■.—1
Chain Belt Co—
_l0

,

'

36% J»n
2
52% Mar 30
101% May 28
25 \ Apr 20 '
40% Apr 19 *

30 Va Nov

25

—.100

2nd preferred———7

4%% conv preferred series A_100

,

21 5~

Feb

49

24

Jan

72

20
24

Dec

54

26

44

July 12

2

42%
20%
68
26%

28% May 29

5

39%

.

25

35%

.

37

6.... 6%

Celanese Corp of Amer com.-No par
7% 2nd preferred
——2100

Feb 28
Mar 2
Mar 13
Feb 23
23% Jan
2

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37%
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.49%.

_

39 Va
1

Friday

Aug. 10

12

30%

37 Va

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Thursday
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14

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.

21

5

38 Ya Nov

Jan 10
Mar 22

44'

Jun

73 % Dec

7

8

87 Va May,

15

11%
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25 %

PRICES

.

.

40

25%

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.

SALE

-

40

98 Va

.

98Va

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% Jan 22

29

7
25

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referred
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5

28

25 Va

11 Va

98'/a.

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26

79

19% July 21

3
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38 y4 Jan 24

3

Jun

10

25

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.

—No par

preferred
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Products

Carter

4
4

.

102 Va Aug

3

?2% Jan
18% Jan
38
Mar
59
Mar

Jan

16% Jun

28

34 % Dec

3

42

July 17
Aug

,._No par

Power & Light-

(J I)

124 V4 Jan

Jun

129

6

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9% Jan
3% Jan

25

28 V2 Jun

40

26 V#.

.

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Aug. 8

'

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85% Apr

115 Va Jan

77

26

20

V« Oct 31

4 V2 %.

Carriers

2
Mar 12

70

July

94

40% Aug 15

Carolina

15

,

40%

25%

.

Carpenter steel Co—-—i~——5
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10

8

48 V2 Jun

29 V2 Jun

97

32

44% Feb

2Vs Jun

41% Aug 29
May 23

1

Jan
28% Dec
89

8

30

36 Va Jan

44

10

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Aug. 7
40 %

40

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Aug. 6

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3

Mar 20

5

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.

Mfg Co

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100

45% Mar 14

27 Va July

90% May 31

52
Oct 25
2% Nov
6

101% Mar

3

45 % Jan

28
24

36% Nov

Carey (Philip)
Carlisle Corp

15 % Mar 30

8

Jan

Carborundum

26
41% Jun 25

May 19

49

32 Va Jan

32% Jan

45

52 % Mar 30

39% Jan

40% Jan

10

11

63 Va Apr

26% Jan

38 % Jun

5

YORK

EXCHANGE

;

Mar

25

36

43 %

56

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60. y* wiay

20

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NEW

Jan, 1
Highest

102% Oct

43% Dec

LOW

STOCKS

Range for Previous

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50%

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82% Jan

53% Nov

10

3

88% Feb

Dec

11

Dec

4

91% Feb

21

51

20

58 % May 17

17

25
27

52 V* Feb

24 V4 Oct

41%. Nov

13
6

32 Va

8

26

35% Feb

1

Jun

37
14-

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38% Jan
48 % Jan

2

27

41% Mar 30

23 Vs Jun

3.

51% Mar 20

32

15

53

53% Feb 23
93 % July 1ft
56 Va Jan

5

61

27

96 Va Jan

3

58 % Jan

3

36 Va Mar

Jan

10

1

26

Jun

Mar 21

Nov

101
-

45 % Nov

33

73% Nov

Jun

33 Va Feb

71% July 10

6

35 Vs Jun

2

25

31 Va May 29

Apr'lO

Jan

134 Va

3

140

July

4

109

Nov

17

70

21% Jan
4
30% Jan 26

3ft

Jun

5

20

59% Pec

4

32% May 29

133

77% Jan

74

Jan

5

24% Dec 28
J9

43

Jan

May 29

July 19

75% Jan
19 % May

77Vg JUn 15
28%. Dec 20
50% Mar 17

19

29

3

23% May 17

18% Jun 27
8% Jun 25

3.

49 Va Nov

40 % Aug

Oct 24

14% Jan

6

1

10

7ft% Apr
101

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18

preferred

!—No par

Special guaranteed
Clevite

12
19
July 2

103% Jan

.

preferred -^-4--^-100
Cooa-Cqla Co—k.——No par

(

-

Coqo-Cola Bottling Co of N< Y——1 *
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Colgate-Palmolive

-

Colorado Fuel

3

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11

23% Jan

13

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9

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07
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10

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12

3

3

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42%

28

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31

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22

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14

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25

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Jun

35

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30

66% Jan 31

90%

Nov~27

65

Jun

25

Jun 25
May 29
May 29

Jan

5

36% Apr

7

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13

105.% Apr

51%,

3

No~30

49% Aug 31
31
Dec 11

20% Jan
50% Jan

3
3

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29% Jan

4

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92% Jan

4

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Nov~27

Jan

13

98 % Nov

65% Jun

12

90

93

21% July

90% Jan

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11

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6

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Jan
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Feb

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May 29

25

Jun

25

25 Va Jun

27

22

May 28
31% Jun 25

33% May 29

103

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 6185

196

Volume

(649)

17

NEW YORK' STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK'RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

••

Lowest

Highest

24% Jan

3

7% Jan

3

27 % Jan

20 Va xviay 29

40% May 31

.

15 % Dec

18

49% Jun

4

34 Va Feb

Controls Co

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25

157/e Feb

Jun

19

15

5

25

43

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

STOCK

of America

6

3

22% May 24

12% Jun

25

23% Mar

26

42 y4 May 31

27% Jun

25

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63% Nov

40

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3

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28

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14

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19

27
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22'

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23

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15

24%

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j

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24%

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43

441/4

43

21%

21%
24

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15%

501/4

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•

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2.300

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12,000

3,400

17%

21%

23%

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/

24 Va
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,

441/4

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20

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44

44

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44%

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49

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49

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46%

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183/a

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20%

20%

20%

20%

203/a

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17 Va

17 Vb

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43

433/8

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14

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500

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84
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42

48

48

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42%

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170

45

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49

49

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45%

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18%

19%

20%

20%

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52,400
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1933/8

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5

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1,200

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50

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54%

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30

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28%

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1

38

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49

15%
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4,500

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28

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16%
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49

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,

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2,700

38%

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.

.

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14%

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.

48%

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84

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41

123/4

28%

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185/8
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/

23%

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37%

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40

78%

38%

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15%

293/4

12%

793/4

38%

451/4

15%

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38%

43%

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14 V2

;

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4

373/s

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41%

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81/8

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29,000

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2.200

,

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13

123/8

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97%
99%
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60

473/4

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12%

3,200

98

97%

98

95%

97 va

22,100

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101

100 Va

100 Va

25%

i

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43/4

43/4
9%
19%

9%
19%

28

27 va

9%

93/4
193/4

19 Va

27 3/4

28%

27%

93/4

••

153/4

153/4
59

59

20%

205/a

205/b

205/b

20%

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.

2%

,

15

10%

10%

10%

22%

20 Va

3

39%

39%

39 Va

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35 Vb

No par

13%

35%
13%

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,

20...
48%

7%

.

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,

24 %

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.

7%

24 Va

50%. 50 V«
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15% .>15% *B
8%

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19%

57,100

;

27%

28

275/a

27%

18,900

9%

03/a

93/a

9%

4,100

,

42%

42%

423/4

43

153/a

15%
59%

15%

15%

59

59%

270

21%
38%

3,200

2%

7,400

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21 Vb
,

<

15%
593/4
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(

59

20%

21

373/4
2 3/a

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,

13%

15%

153/4

2%

-

,

20%
38
2

3/a

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600

1,900

,

21%
38%
2%

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3.800

14

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59

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20

14

♦58%

2,900

69

15%

7

15%

6,000

15%

15 V*
10 3/a
21%

10.800

40%

10.300

2,700

103/8

35 Va
13%

5Va
.

10%

10%

10%

21%

21%

393/b

39%

39%

20%
393/4

34'A
12%

•

103/4

213/4

39

.

39%

51
3?%
23 Va- 23%
15Va- 15%
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46

203/4

107/8

•

193/4. 193/4
46 V2
473/8
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73/8
24%
24%,

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32%

>

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34%
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5

5%

5
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47%

19%

59

15 Va

2,200

10

2s/8

;

9.500

43/4
46

133/a

,

59%

59%

21%

1
$1.50 convertible preferred^
40
Eairehild Camera # ipstrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Btratos Corp.
>1,

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2%
14

*13%

15%

15 Va

38 %

X373/4

2S/8

14

43/a

193/4

15%

59

383/4

46

43/8

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9%

423/4

16 Vs

2%

12.100

455/a

9%

59

14

26%

10 Va

*42%

15%

38%

1.700

26%

9%

93/4

,

47 V*

26 Va
4%

16,000

24 Va1

95/8

42%

59

^100

100 Va
30%

47%

43/4

93^

423/4

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46

42%

93/4

♦42 Va

•

45%
;

273/4
9 Va

,

30%
47%

25%

45%

140

93%

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100%

25 Va

4%

700

24%

47%

45%

14,100

60 %

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*30V4

4%

50

32%

93

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453/4

99%

31%
60%

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243/4

473/4

43/4

93%

31%
61

93

25

:

HQ

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47

48%

25

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243^- '24%
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30 V,
30%

:

30%

19 Va

31%

92

92

24%

9%

'

60%

92

•

31%

60

473/4

253/4

100 Va

313/a

453/B

*_10..

common.
_50c
5$o junior: preferred.'
:
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Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Family-Finance Corp
i
——.1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp——_5
Fawiek Corp
2.

86

12%

95

*30 %

473/4

25%

86%

12%

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31

*30V4

43

86 Va

123/4

60%

60 va

100 Va

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423/,,

86 va

12%

32%

24%

24%.

43 Va

86 Vb

101

*91%

92

24%

42%

123/4
96 Va

32

60%

*913/4

2.500

17%
423/4

88 Va

*99 va

32 va

:

43 Va
*

95 Va

99%

Fairmont Foods Co

:

11

293/4

143/4

Fairbanks Whitney Corp com

;

13

52% Feb 21
39% Mar 8
28

,

11

131/8.713-%

42

Ex-Cello-O Corp

7

11'/8

84

*29V4-

49

—

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11

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17V4

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11

3 8 Vb

533/4
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.

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363A
90

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•

13%

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8

36%

36%
90

11

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35%
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13%

•

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13%

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2.50

(EI)

93.200

13 Va

<

'38

45

14

Englehard Industries
—1
Equitable Gas Co
1_!
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
:
5% preferred series A
100
•
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
—50
" Eurofund Inc
Evans Products Co —_:
:
—5
Eversharp Inc —
—J
—1

•

3
9

36% Jan

<

.

373/4

48%

' Endieott Johnson Corp common—25

<

35%
*88-

•

81%
•

41 Va

Empire District Electric Co

V

May 17

20% Jan
14
Mar

■

:

793/4

80 Va

_i

—

,

90

793/4

54 '

-

k

*29 va

Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite, Co—
.—,-5
' Electric Bond & Share Co
—5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs—10s
Electric Storage Battery
1q
Elgin: National Watch Co
5
. .
El Paso Natural Gas__'
—3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co—
1
7 Ejnerson Radio & Phonograph
_5

•

3

21% Jan

.'<13 %

.

50c

preferred-

■

35%

•

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84%

.rV

b't 53%
■oV;

Eastern Air:Lines Ine__
Zl
: Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com—lo
4%% prior preferred
_100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common
^-1q
$3.60 preferred-^—
50
Eaton Manufacturing Co
_i
Edison Bros Stores Inc common— 1
4%% preferred—:
100
: Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4Va% preferred——
^1Q0

47% Jan 26

341/2 May 29

."

793/4

81%
•

87

G'.

20

Eagle-Picher Co—

5

22% Jan

29

:'

.

Feb 13

21

Jun

Jan 23
23% Apr 20
16% Apr 27

53% Sep

4.10%

,

•

153^ Mar 16
49% Mar 30
23% Jan 2

25

22

..20% Dec 15

.

92
Feb 27
2lVsJah 4
H57/8 Mar 15
101
July 9
40% Mar 23
881/2 Jan 3
93
May 31
28% Mar 16
99
2b
"' 35 V2 Apr 6
•. 633A Mar
5
33 %
30
6% Jan 2
56Va Feb 16
Jan
5
26% Jan 26
42

22

73^May29
35 Va Jun

.

351/4
*88

90

1

$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp—

....

:

25

Jun

41

-18% Jun

,

'

May 28

673/4 Apr
•

■'

22

973/8 Mar

15

«•

f

_No par

preferred
4.20% preferred-

27% Jan 23
553^ Feb 16

30

Apr 24

__

—

11% Jan
32% Jan

243/e Feb 13

85

29% Dec
6
' 95
Oct
2
361/4 Apr 21,.

4

130'/4 Dec

.

12

44% Jan

Dec

89

1

■:

'
25

11% Jun

.

J,

$3.75 preferred

19

•

80% Jun

28

98

10

Feb

26% Dec 22
93
Feb
2

293/4 Feb

15y8 July
3
31% May 29

89% May 24
253/u May 17

35%

No par

13

19% Jun

12

29'/2 Jan

3,400

173/4j

seribs

49% May 25

*

52 3/a

23%

Duquesne Light Co coihmon_

48% July 13

.

521/4

393/8

$3.50

19
2

■ ;•.

523/4

173/8

Preferred

$4.15 preferred—-

7

:

521/4

23%

4%

Feb

/

523/4

523/4 •; 523/4

38%

No par

Mar 27

45 Va Jan

Feb
6
32V2 May 15

52

52%

153/4

series

July 10

43 % Jan

27

1,500

',44V4

$4.50

47

46 Va Dec

5

19%
34

15%

'

48

4

24

19%
333/,

*433/4

1

Nemours

2

Jan

<

193/4
34%

<

International-

400

193/e
34%

16

1

9%

193/4

44V4

u

-9%

~

341/4

'

12

22

93/8

'4,200

18 3/a

,50c

Jan

28

*93/8

23

34%

153/4

lnc__

42 3/4 Jan

Nov

93/4

500

9,800

34%

433/4

Industries

de

23

.

8

18%

*783/4

;Preferred

■.

42% Mar 26

44

21% Oct

Ftind

Power. C01

Pont

233/a

Co__6.75

Duplan Corp—

27

5

:

Dunhill

32% Mar 22

24% May 29

45

22 V2 Jan

Duke

; du

Apr 27

45% Feb

42% Mar 28

-

114

July 12

.'38% Jan

.

;

2543/4 Mai-14

27

101 % Jun

20

Dec

90 % Dec

3

19

8

23

Mar 27

23%

-

300

27
•

18 5/8

*

353/4

Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
_-_i
DuBois Chemicals Inm—________1,.

16

6 3/4 May 29

Dresser

223/4

93/4

93/4

11

73/4

33%

*88

100

Douglas; Aircraft Cp__
Dover Corp
Dow Chemical co

.

5

Mar

13

17

10% Jun

,

-

.

4

32

20% May 29

19

Nov

24% Nov

•

5

723/4 Jap

27

43

8«

24 Va Apr
63

152 '/a July 18

2

225/a

' 23

.200

-

19%

Corp-Seagrams Ltd.—.2

Dominlck

,

26

16% May 29
Jun

253/4 jau

263/4

No par

Dome 'Mines. Ltd—,

313/4 July 18

8

:

19

1

,

11

26%
7%

24%

Divco-Wayne Corp
^
Dr Pepper Co_—^

22% Mar 29

8

77% Jan

3

8

85 % Sep

100 va Apr

21% Jah

243/8 Nov
29 Va Dec

185 Va Jan

22

*10 3/4

r.ioo
3,700

48%

73/4

24

...;

*47

2,300

35

No par

Distillers

25

25

Jan

;

16

,42% Aug

3

.

233/a Mar 26
40% Feb

15

.16% Jun

<

7J

9va Jan

15

481/4

17%
13%
7%

7%

11

241/4

__

*471/2

17%
*12%

26 3/a

23%

.

7%

73/4

11

Alkali Co

13

73/8

11

103/4

Diana Stores Corp
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp-,
Diners' (The) Club inc..:
Disney (Walt) Productions

48% Mar 23

15

29

26% Dec

22% Sep
29% Dec

•

17 3/a Feb

:

17%

123/4

263/4

11 5/8

Diamond National Corp

2

22

7

4

83

Diamond

12

Feb

16 3A

73/B

100

-

15r-I

12'/» Jun

* Dec 29
23% May 4

3

•"

,

270

7.400

96

7%.

*9i/4..

52%

II—1

35% Jun 25

21

8

Jan

•

22

46'/a Apr

17

' 8

69

53% Jan

93%
15%

16%

.

29.600

15
*92

13%
48

1.800
'

.93%

96

*26»/a

11%

——

38%

*10%

13%

Corp
DeVllbiss Co.—;

27% Jan

May 29

29 % Jan

14% Jan

.

40 %

473/8 Nov

18 3/a Jan

May

61% Jan

93

42 %

37%

153/i,

15
*92

300

42 %

73/4

13%

Detroit Steel

10

3

10

70

4

343/4 Jan

5

13 3/a Jan

28

18 3/a Jan

22

May 29
May 29

29

Mar

Detroit, Edison.,*.^

22

Jun

38 Va May 29

'

20% Mar 17

19

15% Nov
20

2

Jun

-

•17% July 24
31% Jam

•

92%

15 3A

48

13%

Chemical, Coatings

12

45 % May 29

20% May 17

•26 s/8 J an

DeSoto

9

93*A

7%

13V4

Light

38ya

12,800

46

103/4
'

223/4

9%

37%

11.100

21

102%

*44

18%

Air Lines Inc
1
—3 "
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West
RR.Nopar

15

12% Mar

&

27

10

3

6

22%*

42%

16%

5

Hudson—_.l

20%
100%

35

Delta

40 3/4 Mar 22

25

&

Delaware Power

600

263/8

7%

46%

;

22 V8 Jam 12

7 Va May 29

14% Jan

26 3/a

7%

45%

29% Feb

21 Va Jun- 15

29% Jan

103/4

27

__i

Delaware

■

28 3/4 May 29

15% Jun

11-

27

1

Deepe & Co.,—_

'

15

2,000

38%

•13

48y4

11

...9%

14 3/4

241/4

92%

73/4

*48

38Va

20

U-

48%

7%
22%

14 Va

42%

96

7,600

24%

453/a
42%

14%
*92

700

15

37%

13%

*48

15

*24%

*42

165/a

*38 Vb

57% Feb

100

14%

243/4

1023/4

73/4 *

50c

553/8 Feb

831/4

453/a

13%

*81

19 Va Jan1 22

26

44%

*8l '/a

20%

16%

*80

38 Va Jun

44 ya

83'A

100%

7%

100

42 % May 29
12 % Jun 27

5%

44%

*81%

46%

13%

C

19

T—
5%

44

53/4

21%

17

7%

100

Inc....!

,53/4

22%
15%
6%

1023/4

16%

B__—100

Records

15%

993/4

15%

*4,200

21%

16%

203/4

91

20

3,900

21%

*45%

96

'

21%

22%

X91

04

*15%

16

453/8

14%

A

Decca

213/4

*93%

loo3/,

*92

series

27

14 % Mar 20

'

series

\

12,300

*89

95

45%

15%

series

36

152 a/4
00

90

•

24%
21%

common__7

Light

131%

*94

143/4

50c

&

154

*89

95

24%

94

3.90%

513/s Apr

223/b Oct

92

*13

* r-

__

1513/4

90
1

53/4

'24

15%

3.75%

203/4 Jan

16% Jan

- ;

3.75%

34 '/a May 28

2

59% Nov

^7% Jan

Mills Inc

50,700

99%

Preferred

13

Mar 27

.

46%

21%

Preferred

84% May

82 Va July 19

37

■

143/4
24

.Preferred

-

84

78 Va Aug

15% July 18

<24% Jan

;
„

14%
24

1

77% July 27

15

/

:

.4

45%

82

86% Mar 15

23

Nov

413/4 Jan

11

D
i

..

Dayco Corp.
Dayton Power

2

4
62% May 23

Aug 18

•

*

Dan River

7

80% Oct

32

•

Corp common
3%% preferred series A

.

183A Mar 12

25

20% May 29

313/a Nov 14

Mar 13

46

,

;

44%

94

—10

Dana

2

Jan

90

May 29

11

15% Mar 27

25

443/4

82

'391/a

_._j;_li

Inc

8.000

2,300

44

' 42%

No par
1

15

323/8

83%
14%

39 Va

.No par

14%
32 3%

44 %'

41%

.

14%
32

*153/8

53/4

2.500

,

14%

21%

15%

39%*

"

30% Jan

213/4

41%'

common—

$4 prior preferred.—

21%

46%'

5
Inc—2.50

Cuneo Press Inc..........

3

5 % JUii

*94

•

3.600

31%

*89

5%

1.300
5.600
-

154

1483/4

90

*153A

;

23

46

94

39

.10

21

151%

103%

No par

,

Sugar.!

20%

94

41%

Cudahy Packing CO common—..._5
4%%
preferred—r..^
100

13

26% Aug

16% May 16

'

T S Corp.......

C

20%

45

*45%

92

4

20%

44 va

101%

preferred—.100

20%

47'/a

22%

common_!__5

convertible

10%

*81%

14%
1 1

IQi/a

83 va

22%

cothmon___2.50

Seal

9
19

36"% Nov 27

31 % Mar 29

&

10%

44%

*23%

—.25

10%

14%

5%

.

*81

Zelleibach Corp

5%%

70% Jari 29

25

9% May 29

1

3

Jun

15% Jan

Cork

5%
44%

10«/4

149%

15%

25

100

a

25%

31%

21%

__1

'

.

preferred

25 va

14%

*89

21%

;

*22%

26

31%

*

*15%

.

_—_i

r—

No par
No par

19

16% Jan.

6% May 29
46

May

95

14%

23

251/2

203/a

.

*22%

26%

31 Va

>

Shares

22%

26

46%

90

Crown

■

21% Mar 29
107'/a Feb

11% May 29

73% May 19

.5

Sep

May 25

23% Apr ~l8
13 % Aug 21

3

64'/a Jan
.11 y8

26% May 17

Aug~23

9'/a Jan

7
25

86% Jun

91

*95% Jun 12
109 %

Aug

12 % Jun
14% Jun

89% Jan

156%

$4.20 preferred
—No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50

2

8

151 %

$2 preferred
^$2 ponv preference.^

4

37% Aug

48%

*89

Crown
-

*
•

47%

.

Sales far
the Week

Friday
Aug. 10

22%

-

-

10%
20%

,

Thursday
Aug. 9

.■

Aug. 8

10

22%

14%

50c

Wednesday
,

' 26

31%

Crowell-Collier Publishing

23

July 25

14%
31%

;

x

Crescent Petroleum Corp com
5% convertible preferred

2

20

48% Dec

-*

*

14%
31%

*94

3%%

Mar 13

45% Nov

24

51 y4

Jun

19

50% Mar 10

-1

.5-

Crane Co common

82% May 1
19 Va Feb 12

134

4

39% Feb

20% ''

10%
20 %

—5

Coty International Corp:

-

2

24

11

42% Jan

11

20%

„

Nov

r

10%

1

3%%

Coty^ Inc

8

68% Jan

25%

Glass Works common____5
preferred
100
preferred ser of 1947—100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
1

:

24% Apr
29% Apr

22

23% Dec

17

22%

26%

3%%

-

4

7% Mar

4% May 29

5

11

22%

Corning

27

Apr 12

21% Mar 12

6

3% Jan

.

Feb
....

24% Jan

46% Jan
72 y2 Jan

9% Apr

194% Mar 19

105 Va Jun

4

Nov

89

5

.18% Jah

28

22 va

25%

__i

Copperweld Steel Co—

45% May

Aug. 7

5

Copper Range Co

13% Jan

26% Oet

Tuesday

Aug. 6

__5

4

16

Jan

Monday
Par

,

Cooper-Bessemer Corp,™
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.._
Copeland Refrigeration Corp

'

9% May 29

,

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

23 Va Jun

6

37% Jun

4

.30% J4n

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year' 1961

Lowest

34%
12 3A

34%

34%

34%

34%

*12%

13%
6%

*12%

13%

300

5%

43.000

19%

19%

19%

19%

47 3A

48%
7%

47
6%

47%:
7%

5
*19%
46

.

6%

,

*50%

24

,

5%
20
487/a

,7Va
24

51
32%, 33%
23 % 23 V2
15% ,15%
*7%
8

>

f

5

7
24

24

T,

*50%

51

*32%

32%
23%
15%
8%

23 Vs

157/8
8

5

24%

*60%
32%

4.900

500

10

3.000

32%
24

15%
8%

15%
8%

12,300
1,200

24%
51

23%

31,300

,

0.600
3.900

1*400

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

18

s

Monday^ August 13, 1962

..

(650)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW

STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961

3
12% Dec 29
19
Dec
5

19% May 10

17
13
23% July 27
59 Va Nov 22

24 y4 Jan

26% Aug

3
30
1
2
26
2

15% Mar

16,

33% Jan
Aug

21

34% Feb
10% Nov
42% July
-

'

tjan 20

18 Vs Jun

12

11

28% Jan

4

49'A Jan

4

82
95

4

41V4 Jan

15% Jun

50

20 Va

19

19

19

19%

19%

19%

18%

19

Filtrol

1
1

27%

27%

27%

27

27%

27 %

27%

Inc

66%

67

66

66%

66 %

68

67%

68%

67

68 V*

& Rubber

No par

31%

32%

31

32

31

31%

30 Va

31%

30%

31 Va

31%

32%

31%

32%

31 %

32%

31 %

31%

31 Va

31%

54 Va

55 Va

53 Va

55 %

16 %

16%

16 Va

16 Va

16%

16%.

16 %

16 Va

Corp

22

Financial

Federation

Firestone

Tire

Jan

2

First

Charter Financial Corp_No par

2

First

National

Fischbach

20% May 8
26% Mar 16

8

Mar

87

Mar 16

104

$4.50

55 %

56

17%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

81%

81%

*81%,

83

conv

*92

94%

*92

95

*38%

39 Va

39

39

u.

13

5

Florida East

Jan

3

Florida Power Corp

82% Feb

8

30% Mar

87% Mar 12

F

2.50
10

68

69

67 %

68

15
3

May

5
30

11

21 % Jan

8

14% Jan

3

Food Mart Inc

11

40 % Jan

93

May 29

10 y4 Jun

25

Food

2

44

6

Jun

Mineral
Motor

Ford

Dairies

Jun

25

14% Jan

4

24% Jun

25

45% Feb

8

Foster-Wheeler

Apr

26 % Jun

25

67

Feb

1

Foxboro

Apr

Nov~21

8

42 % Apr

28% May 29
13

May 29

19% Jan

Jun

27

29% Jan

12

25

Jun

25

56

Inc.

Friden

Jan

2

17% May 29

27% Feb

15

78% May 29

84

Jan

4

Trailer

Co

3,400

83

93

4

*92

95

40

*38%

40

100

4

*38%

*3%

4

2,200

90

:

37

37

37%

37

37%

59

59%

59%

59%

16%

16%

16 Va

16 Va

16 Va

5,900

67%

67

67%

65 Va

66%

13,200

92

6,20020,500

,

15%

15%

16

22%
93%

*92

15%

15%

33 %

<

*225

*225

280

Va

22

22%

92

*12

12%

12%

*12

12%

12%

50

15%

22%

22'%

22%

93 Va

22%
*92

92

92

15%

16

7,500

xll%

12%

11%

12%

11%

12%

*12

50

15%

..

7,100

.

11%

12%

*12

11%

11%

3,000

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11 Va

3,300

42 %

41

41%

40%

41%

41

41%

41 Va

41%

77,300

9

9%

9Va

14,900

11%
1

41%

'

8%

9%

9

9%

9

9%

9

27%

27%

27 %

27%

27

27%

26%

267/a

x26%

26%

3,400

28%

29

x28 Va

28%

29%

29%

30%

30%

30 %

30%

3,000

32

30%

31

30 Va

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

1,400

*13%

*31

1

*14

14

14%

14

14

14

14

21 Vb

21 %

21%

21%

21

21%

20%

21%

28%

29%

28%

28%

27%

28%

27%

28

22%

22%

22 Va

22%

22%

83

83

20%

20%

19%

38%

1

common

2,900
11,600

,

"

10
33 %c

39%

38%

38%

38%

38%

37%

36%

37%

36%

36%

36%

45%

44%

44%

44%

45%

45%

45%

*82 %

100

preferred

4%

18,000

,

59%

280

22%

15%

9,200

20,700
;

36%

310

"250

92

50c
Co

Inc

Fruehauf

*81 Va

83

2,500
2,200

V

66%

23

*12%

—

Corp

27 Va

•

,

15%

92

10
1

Corp

Co

Freeport Sulphur

26 Va

1,800
5,500

/

58%

22%

2.50
2

Franklin Stores Corp

3

20

35% Jun

Feb 13

Fram

11

3

1
67% Oct 19
31V4 Aug 23
86
Nov
2

27
3

i

Co

19

5,900

"

310

"280

2
1

Co

Foremost

19

28,000

.

19%

*33

Fair Stores Inc common

Foote

20% Mar 29

May 29

19
-

—10

convertible preferred

3%%

Mar 13

36k

28

93

3%

16

Jun

Jun

92

39%

60

15%

.

*81%

3%

37%

59 Va

15%

Corp common
issued

24

5
26

50 Va Nov

36%

60%

15%

29% Jan

19
18
357/a Nov 28

14

Dec

37 Va

59%

Ltd

Corp
C

M

83

92

37

2.50

16 %

*38%

& Light Co—No par

Florida Power

16%

16%,

3%

t

55%

,.16%
*81%

3%

4""y-

*3%

Co—25

Railway

Coast

'

55

56%

16%

Feb

Fluor

„

No par
A 2nd preferred—100
B 2nd pfd
No par

conv

$2.25

26%

56

6% Feb

46

\

1

Inc

common

preferred

$4

;

5

No par

Stores

Moore

&

Co

Flintkote

43% Oct

14 Va Jan

73

19%

87

26 Vb Aug

.

20

13% May 29

15%

9

Jan

19%

29% Mar 22

26

19

20%

1

16% Nov

31

31% Jan
61V2 Dec

27

20

27

5
12
18

Jufy

20%

Paper

72% Jan

36 Va Jun 26

12

20%

Fiberboara

48% Mar 21

May 29

260

5

May 31

89% Jun

24% Aug 25
13 'A Jan

Products
No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
10

15

July 26

48

17% Oct

36 %

33 %

Dec

382

3
11

12 % Jan

%

400

12 Va

36

50% Jan

13

13% Jun

7,500

38%

12 Va

36%

10Q
1
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
4%
convertible preferred
10

13

Jan

38%

12 %

36%

2iy4 May 29
89
Jan 22

Jan

85

38%

12 Va

Corp

Ferro

When

31% Jan

250

38%

12 %

37%

47

58

24

38%

25

17

1,300

32 Va

12 Vb

25

93% Nov

24 Va

*23 Va

*16

36%

28 Va Jun

4

4,500

*23 Va

32 Va

24

38%

38%

32%

16%

12%

48 Va Jun

3

39%

5,100

32 Va

*16

37%

15

16% Jan

38%

7%
16 Va

7%

12%

25

59l/aJan

*23 %

3,500

7 Va

Shares

'

7%

36%

26

15
34% May
5

32 %

24

36 Va

12%

Jun

24

34

24

36 Va

37%

3% Jun

867/8 Nov

33

37

11%

May 19

8

10
17

58% Jan

34 Va
24

38%

36%

32 Va

34

16

Aug. 10
15%
15%

Xl6

16%

24

the Week ■*

Friday

Aug. 9

36%

35% Jun

Jan

July 14

4

36 Va Jan

16%

16

.

Sales for

Thursday

35% Mar 15'

1

90

7%

16

PRICES

1

Inc

Fenestra

6

142

25

80% Aug

16 Va

SALE

24% Mar 14

May 29

8
114
May 19
51 Va May 19
86 Va Mar

16 Va

conv

7%

HIGH

10

2

317/a Feb

25
20

34% May 22

2
Nov 28
Dec 29

22 % Nov

May 10

13% Mar 14

51% May 29
12

8

5%%

53% Feb

Va May 29
Jun 25
30% Aug 10
25 % Jun 25

20
69
Nov 24
75% Dec
4

7

54 Va Jan

51

5iy4 Nov

7%

2nd pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
preferred
25
Federated
Dept Stores
1.25

7

24

22

24

Jun

Dec

1

AND

Aug. 8
15%
16
36%
36%
7%
7%

36%% 36%

Corp
Mogul Rower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co com

2

44% Feb

May 29

14

Apr

164V2 Nov

24
5
33% Jan
9
23% Oct

126

3iy4 Jun

Mar 21

16%
36

Federal

22 Va Feb

May 29

4

Dec

16 Va

35%

Fedders

14 % Feb

9
22 Va July 11
37 Va Jun 27
10 Va

1
5

5

Aug. 6

Wednesday

Aug. 7
16
16%

42% Mar 15

32% Aug

42% Oct

Far

EXCHANGE

23% Feb

29
31
Jun 25
7
Jun 26
15 Va Jun 27

15 Va May

16
397/a Nov 10

25 Vs May

3

Jan

27

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

17 y. Jan

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Since Jan. 1
Highest

Range

'

22%

22

22%

83

83%

83%

19%

20%

*83

83

*13%

300

14

X20%

21V*

12,400

27%

28 %

4,300

22

22%

14,600

83%

20

*81 Va

%

G
3
27

12 V4 Jan
22 y4 Jan
40 % Sep

37/b Jan

17% Jan

4
6
3

10% Jan
92 y2 Jan
20 % Sep

14 V4 Dec
32 Va Nov
98

10
25

57/a Dec

10,% Mar

19

Jan

140

Oct

26

4

Oct

30

34 V2 Jan

31

44% Feb

July 26
18

50 Va Nov

77 y4

37 V* Jan

45 Va Jan

24

106 Va July 14

Dec

58

3

40% Jan

8% May 29
Jun 25

12
197/a Oct 25
Jan

9

General

36% Feb

1

78 Va Mar 12

General Finance

5

11% May 29

30

Jan

4

General

33% Jan

2

General

Mills

.115

8

5%

2

General

44% Jun

57 % Jan

25

115

18% July 23
26% Jun

59

35

Jun

4

25

2
May 29

$1.60

37 Vb Mar 22

25% May 28

44 % Jan

27

22 % Mar 28

5

15

41

Mar 14

General

25% Jan

3
27
Nov
1

May 29
25% July 26
18% May 29

28

Mar

6

$1.30

27

Mar 22

$1.25

26 y4

22

26

27% May 11

20% Mar 20

July 14
32%! Apr
3

25
100
Sep 19
30 V2 Jan
3
53% Jan
4
42
July 25
92 Va Jan

41 y4 Dec

Jun

25

100

Jun

14

24
17
May 19

22

58 % Jan

3

62% Jan

Gerber

Feb

2
16

Getty

Oil

21

Giant

40 %

12 Va Jun

3

21

Nov

2

21

Mar

6

2

20

25

51 Va Dec

6

Gibson Greeting

Jun

25

55

2

Gillette

July 27
16% July 6

43% Mar 15

Gimbel

32% Mar 21

Glnn

19% May 22

30

57% Dec 18

12

Feb
Mar

31% Jun

31

247/a Oct

16'% Jan
12% Oct

31% Aug

13

3

4

Jan

Gibralter

5

*110%
.,

84%

35%

■

35%

2.50
30c

Glidden

9% May 29
1 % Jun
6

15 % Feb

79

Nov

21

43

July 24

72 Va Jan

337/a Jan

47% NOV

15

29% Jun 25

44% Jan

Jan

55% Dec

5

Jun

22

54% Feb

25% Jun

14

37% May 11

Grace

12% Jun

27

20 % Jan

29

14% Aug 10

34% Jan

2

Granby Mining Co
Grand Union Co

49% Jan

2

Granite

Dec~27

4

18%

Jan

5

40% May 17

35% Jan 17

52% Aug

9

25 % Jan

18

39% Apr

3

75 y2 Jan

4

80

Jan

3

26% Nov 28

357/a Jan

3
3
3

25

Jun

22

8

19 Vb Jan

48% Jan

Jan

7

18% Jun 27

24% Feb

Great Nor

35% Jun

62% Feb

Great Northern

6

Mar 22
23

44% Dec

20

39% Jun

1

146

35 %

15

Aug

8
15 Va Jun 25
30

May 29

Aug
3
36% Dec 21

3

Mar 22

137% July 3
22 % Jun 26

27
May 19
96% May 24

25% Feb 13
Jan

25 Vb Jan

Mar

51% Feb

5

90

5% Aug
6
40% Jun 25

69

3

20

Grant

28% Apr

39% Dec 13

28% Jan

Graniteville

29% Jan

70% Nov 30

39% July 12

139

15% Apr 11

18% May 29
75
July 2

21% May 29
93

Jan

8

53

Jun

14

May 29

~2

30

18% Jan

3

27% Oct

12

20% Jun 27

Jan

8

79

Dec

11

70% Jun 27

40

29% Apr 18

32% Jan

3

35 y4 Jan

16

85

Sep 20

86% Jan

4

Oct

4

91

101

Jun

x02

Jan

9

33% Jan

12

For

28

Aug

Dec

13

33% May 29

47% NOV

13

27% May 29

44

-

88% Apr 27
94% Jun 10
93% Apr
104% Dec

10

106

13

Dec

7

49% Mar 29

footnotes,




see

87% Jan

3

90

Jan

2

93

July 24

81% Mar 19
5

43% Feb 21

35% Feb 28
29

36% Jan

2

Feb

15

30

103 Va Aug

27% Jan
78% Feb
44% Apr
43% Apr

19
12

2

94% May 11
97
Mar 7
97% Jun

12

41

Mar 12

$5
Gulf

<

OA Corp

-

$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred

Gustln-Bacon

Mfg

Co

84 Va '

39 %

40%

19

18%

19%

19

19 %

34%

35%

35

35%

35%
38

,

100
100
100
-100
2.50

*36

•

19%

t.

35%

35

..

9,600

.

<28,300

-

30

37

*36

38

700

5,800

29%

30%

30%

27%

27% ...27%

27%

27%

27%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

7,100

33%

32

32

32

32%

32%

33

33

33

3,700

5%

5%

11,600

30%

30%

30%

21,200

27%

27 Va

27%

5%

5%

.

;'.

3,600

26%

*26%

27

*26 Va

27

25%
19%

*25 %

25%

*25%

25%

25%

25%

300

19%

19 %

19%

19 Va

19%

19%

19%

89,500

10%

10%

26%

*25 %

20

10%

10

10 Va

10%

10%

10%

10%

18,200

22

26,700

22%
99%

21%

22%

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99%

*101%

102

102

21%

22%

99%

*99

*101%

102

34%

34%

34%

34%

35%

22 '/a
*99

102
34 Va

*26 %

•

22%

x21%
99

34%

20

99

102

99%
102

200

27

102

34%

1,570

34%

2,700
17,500

34%

34%

36%

35%

35 %

35%

34%

35%

48 %

47%

48

47%

47%

47%

47%

1,700

14 %

14 %

14%

13%

14%

14

14 %

14 Va

14%

7,000

14%

14 %

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

33%

32%

32%

29%

29

2,900
1,400
3,300

36%
48

,

*47%

32 %

31 %

32%

32%

32 >/a

32%

29

.

28%

29%

29 Va

29%

29 %

29%

38

37%

38%

37%

39

32%

33%

5,000

x22 Va '22%

10,900

38%

36%

38

36%

32 %

32

32%

31 Va

32

32

32%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

22%

22%

22%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18 Va

18%

10%

10%

10%

10%

!10%

10%

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.

37%

37%

.37%

37%i

38

38

38%

12

12-

12%

12%

13%

13

13 %

1%
44 %

1%

1%

1%

1%

44 Va

44%

44 Va

44%

30 Va

11%

-

-10%-, 10%

1%

44

1%

44%

1%

43%

•

36,200

18%
•

10 Va

10%

4,400

18%

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38

:

'

15,300

%

4,200

13%

5,400

1%

1%

4,000

Va

44%

14,600

30

35,800

13

44

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30

30%

29%

30

30

30%

40

40%

40

40

40

40%

39%

40

40

40%

1,900

34%

35%

34 %

35

34

34%

33%

34%

34

34 %

41,600

*14%

15 %

15 %

15%

*15

15%

15

15%

15

15

15 %

15

15%

15%

15

15%

14%

15%

88,700

25%

26%

25%

26

10,800

15

30

15%

26

26%

26%

26%

25%

26%

13%

13 %

13 VB

13 %

13 Va

13%

13 Va

13%

20%

21

20%.

21%

20%

21%

21

21 Va

77%

76 %

76%

77

77

7%

6%

6%

6

6%

77%

*76 %

*76 Vb
6

400

13%

6,000

13%

20 Va

21%

9,900

77 Va

80

6%

7%

208,700

13,900
3,500

*77

5%

6 %

41%

41%

40%

41 %

40%

41%

41

41%

40%

41%

21%

21%

21%

21%

-

21%.

21%

21%

21%

21%

21 Va

37%

38%

36%

37%

36 %

36%

35%

36

35%

35%

36

36%
35%

37%

36%

35%

35%

35%

35 %

35%

40,900

19%

18%

19 %

18 Va

18%

31,800

31%

1,700

.

100

38

*36

.19

•

30%

37%
31%

..

19%

19

31%

31%

143

*142

28%

28

25%

26%

95

95

57%

*56%
36%

37%

23%

23%
75%

♦74

34%

34%

35 %

34%

Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
,

84%

39%

29%

No par
8.33%

preferred

85

38%

33%

Gulf Mobile 8c Ohio RR com_No par

4

84 Va

38%

14%

Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp——1

42% Jan
144% Jan

108% Mar 14

page 25*

Co

84%

37 Va

14%

Prop

9
58% Aug 10

47% Feb

106% Apr 30

10

Ore

Paper

84%

36%

47%

No par
25
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7% preferred
100
Green Shoe Manufacturing Co
3
Greyhound Corp common
3
4%% preferred called
100
4%%
conv
preference
50

103% July 18
Jan

Iron

900

85

36%

5

;

111%

111

34%
-

2.50
100
1

T)

260

206,000

29%

22

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1

60% Jan

105

19% July 30

(W

22,500

52

30%

*99

6.25

Co

Co common
3%%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores

2

111%

25

5%

*101%

5

Steel

City

10% May 29

110 Va

24%

5%

10%

1
5

Ltd

110%

111

111

5%

-

Goodyear Tire & Rubber
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4

6% Jan

110%

12,600

110 Va

51 Va

200

28,700
-

25 Va

110 Va

51%

34%

27

1
10

& Co

24%

110%

51%

110%

*36

25%

5

Inc

Brewing Co
Goodrich Co (B F)

51 Va Jan

26

36%

5%

19%

5

Goebel

(W R)

66%

*36 V*

5%

*26%

1"'

1% Jan

30

65%

36%

18%

36%

*25%

10

Co

...

32%

1

3

27

66 %

*36

6,700

10%

.

.

65%

86,800
69,200

27%

5

Co

Globe-Wernlcke

24%

29%

5

Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Alden Corp'
iZL

Jan

24 %

5%

3.33%

Brothers

14% Feb' 14

2

24%

2,800
•

>

35%

37 %

36%

1

45% Feb

8

2,800

24 Va

110 %

*84
•

19 Va

18%

1

Cards Inc

25

13

9%

51%

-

*110%

84%

35 Va

,

110%

5

22

May

5Va

9%

51%

111%

52%

51

25%

24%

25%

111%

52

80c

26

14% Sep

30 Va

5%

51%

24%

111%

24%

1

Co

-

25%

111

100
100

8% Jun

11 y4 Jan

24%

x30%

15%

14%

,

660

9%

14%

10

16% Jun

2,200
1

68%

6.67

36% Jun

14

24'/a
•

700

-

5%

14 %

66 % '

No par

Nov 28

47

2,300

-

Va

5

14%

No par

17% May 16

237/a May 11

35% Jan

10

14%

Co

&

31

'

9%

5%

9%

83%

14%

Cement Co
1
Financial Corp of Calif-1

19
53

Vb

5

25 VB

24%

30

30

5%
10

9%

•35%

*82 Va

14%

4

27

May 29

30

5%

35 Va

83%

14%

Co

25

12

29%

5%
10

35%

14%

1

23% Jun

30%

35

*82%
30 Va

67

Inc

25% Jun

-

83%

69%

Georgia-Pacific Corp
Products

35%

*82 Va

68%

preference

Genesco

19

35%

82%

390

-•

12 %

69%

100
1%

6,600

np.V .3,400

8%

12%

36%

Portland

30% Jun

35%

82%

8%

12 %

8%

65%

preference

May 29

75 Va May

35
,

8%

*12

12 %

67

Time

5 Va %

8%
12

•

*12

64%

preferred (series B)
preferred

13

70 Va Nov

14% Jan
17

series

16,700
i

75 Va

36

Florida—
25
25

$5

75%

75%

69%

No par

106% Apr
42% Feb

33% July

29

20

12

*75r

37%

Corp
General Tire & Rubber com

30% Apr
4
102% Feb 23

97

8%

8%

*8%

75%

65%

1

General

75

75%

65 %

3

General Tele & Electronics

2

Jan

19% Feb

7% May 29
17% May 28

7
NOV 22

101% Dec
107

29

\ 75%

*36 Va

General Telephone Co of

6

76

'

6%

x68%

Industries

Steel

36%

58% *!</..

6%

•

70%

General

28 Va Jun

35%

6%

6%

37%

General Railway Signal
Refractories

18

97/a Jun

,200

58%

65%

Service
10c
General Public Utilities Corp—2.50

26% Jun

700

2,300

99

6%

26%

General Public

7% Jan

25
*98

No par
—1

preferred.

conv

12%
25%

*11%

99

69%

Precision Equipt Corp

General

25%

*36%

—5

General Portland Cement Co

Jan

12%

24%
*98

36

5%

General Outdoor Advertising—__15

44% Feb

July

99%

2,100

58%.

9%

common

$3.75

*11%

,

3,500

18

6%

30

preferred

$5

Preferred

17%

18

58%

82%

Motors Corp common

26

3%
20%

35 Va

35%

preferred

27

30% Mar

7

106% May 29

3 Va

*19%

59

81%

Instrument Corp

21% May 29
Jun
1

May

3,900

3%
20 Va

3%

35%

35 %

General Foods Corp

2

108

25%

45%

1

Jan

25

12

25

45

5,000

58%

No par
100
1
Corp
2

Corp

96

57% Jun

11%

*98

99

7,900

34%

75%

A

25%

6,300

38

'

8%

1

11%

34%;

EOi

12%

Controls Co

18

39

37

j 35%

8%

Dynamics Corp_j
General Electric Co:———

42% Feb

Jun

Finance

18%

19%

37%

V' 58 % *59
6% v
6%

§m

5

Co Inc.

18

18%

19%

39%

*19

20

36 Va

•rly»br5

6%

5
com

53 Va Mar

25

35 % July 27

98

3

12 Va

General

54% Jun

24% Jun

13 Va Jun

16% Jan

14

23
5% Jan
3
26% Jan
3

24

Contract

20

7
8 '
Aug 11
38
Dec
6
54% Apr 14
257/a May 19
41 Va Dec
5

37 V2 Jan

25% Jan

Cigar

General

30% Jun

52

29

General

98

58%
••

3%

20%

*98

2

Corp

Corp

19

Apr
87% Apr

78

No par-

1st preferred

4%

May 22
46% Mar 20

Cable

6% Apr

.=

27

Oct 27

I

j.

4% May 29

86 Va NOV

53

General

84

8
27

preferred

General Bronze

42% Mar 15

81% Jun

110 Va Dec

4
28 Va Oct 31

;$8

5,y~

common

General Bancshares Corp

9

20% Jan

Co

general Baking

*3

*19

25%

25%

35%

"

•

3

11%

12

25%

100
of Texas—5,jj
Transportation—1.25 >r~

19%
-39

•20

18%

18%

11%

1

20 %

3

20

18%

-

*19

3%

3
*19

$4,5t0. preferred
Amer Oil Co

i

6

.

Investors com

American

General

Feb

% Apr, 23
90
Apr 18
11% Jan
2

28

27

12

6
10

conv

General Amer

.

29
427/a Dec
5
42% Feb 10

Jan

26 V4 Jan

$0.60

General

8

26

Jun

2

May.j.7

,

44%

preferred
50
Corp
1
voting pref
No par

86

15

Jun

10

44% May 11

28

79% Jan

13

79 Va Jan

104

Jun
Jun

33

1
2
107% NOV 15
55% Apr 21
38% Sep
5
113
May 31

Apr 31

31

102

26

10% Jun

27
2
24
27
21
31

Nov

58

8

24

8

80% Dec

10

24% Oct

22 Va Mar

2
19

68% Jan

Mar

8

17
12% Oct
3
25
Oct 19
60 % May

Mar

83

5Va Feb

16

5?% Jun 25

5

Co

4%% convertible
General Acceptance

4

32 Va Feb

70

13% Nov

27 y2 Apr

14% Jan

26

5% Jun

22
227/a Feb 27

15

26% Jan

27

29% Jan
.;

3,i
19

77/a Jan

75

29

10% Jun

x37

Corp
2
Gar Wood Industries Inc common.l

Feb 21
4% Mar 19

27% Jan

5

Inc

Garrett

58

14

94 % Jan

July 28
7
15

...

38 Va Dec

94% Nov

May 26

75

-

Skogmo

Gardner-Denver

17 % May

1
16

Co

Gamble

2

23 Vb Jun

6
26% Dec 29

9

25

2% May 29

18% Jun

Jan

51

July 24

35 % Jun

57/a May 12
29 Va July

24 % Jan

22 V2 Jan

35

56% Mar 17

25
3

25

—1

Gabriel

25% Apr 11
46% May 22

2

30% Jun

Mar 13

57

1

46% Mar

147/8 Jan

8
41% Nov 27
19% May

.

.

*89

.

.

93

<

90 Va
93

18%

19

18%
31

31%

*142

143

143

143%

28

28

28

26%

26 %

31%

30%

26 Va
95

.

*56%*

95

57%

♦94%
57%

27%

700

26%

26%

27 Va

27

27%

19,000

103 %

103'%

*103

103 %

96

57%

58

58

337/a

34%

23%

23%

33%

34%

23

23%

75 Va

*74

75%

34% *

35

*89

90%

.

93%;

*93

94

*92

104

104

*104

*104%

106

*104%

19%

20

19%

93%
95

'105%
106

19%

34%

34%

34%

35

*89

30

27%

23%
34%

144

28

35

34%

31 Va
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143

28

22%
;

31 %

143

28

33%"
*74

31%

3,600

.

*

93%
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*74

75%

34%

34%

58%

*

60

58%

33%
23%

600

24,200

34%
23%

*74

•

1,900

75 %

34%

34%

38,200

18,200

35

35 Va

35

35 %

90%

*89

90%

*89

90 Va

93%

93

95

*92

93
95

93

*92

250

93
95

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105%

*104

105%

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106

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106

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106

19%

20

19%

20

~10

105 Va

19%

19%

.

6,300

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Volume 196

Number 6185

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(651)

19

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■

Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1961

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1

-

Highest

Lowest

NEW

-

Highest

YORK

LOW AND

STOCK

HIGH SALE PRICES

Monday

EXCHANGE

Tuesday

Wednesday

Aug. 6

Aug. 7

Aug. 8

Par

Sales far

Thursday
Aug. 9

Friday
Aug. 10

the Week

Shares

'

H
29

Vs Jan

25

23

: 39 Ve May 18
60% Nov 20

4

42% Jan

-

3

Nov 29'

29% NOV

91,

Oct:

3

267/8 Jan

3

26% Aug., 1*

38

33% Dec; 21v
42
Oct 31-

•

35% Dec

Jan

120
-

35

r

Jun

f

46,

128

1

20

15

>

5

39 % Jun

36% Aug

7

Jan.

8 Va Feb

25

75% Jan ;
24% Jan

6

13% Feb

20

32 'A Dec

43% Mar 15
•

9

Jan

27

13% Jun

25

18% Nov

13

47% Apr

27

28

17% Jan

18

Nov

28

403/4 Sep

19

49 Va Feb

7

733/4 Nov

21

81

3

87

Jan

46 3/4 Apr

15% Jun

85% Jun

74V4 May 25

24

29% Jan

463/4

Jan

Jan

115

67 Va Jan

86

22%! Jun

20

36

22

i

1

Mar

25

48

2

Jan

88

2

53% Sep

69 % Dec

19

6

,

203/4 Jan
26

28% Mar 30

3

53

Sep 25

Apr

4

13%

-14%

6,900
9,000

♦19%

20'A

20

=^20

20

*85

-

88

*85

88

*85

*293/4

30

29

10

Feb

65% Jan

:

..

_5

Hertz

Feb

28%

28%

20%

7%

'

14

Oil

24%

9,500

49%

50%

50Va

51%

7,600

28%

28%

28%

4,700

185/a

287/e
183/4

29

18 3/4

18%

18%

18%

18%

1,600

34

34 V4

34%

35

35

35

20%

203/4

20 3/8

20%

20%

2OV2

20%

20%

7,900

73/4

77/a

7%.

7%

7%

2,900

39'A

38%

8

7%

8

,

•

39%

♦39%

39%

39%

193/4

181/2

19%

193/4

20%

21

213/a

21

21

21%

21%

21%

22

45%

463/a

45%

46%

86

86

86

47

47%

86

86

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86

28

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39

39

20%

15,200

21%

1,400

213/4

22Va

2,700

46

46V2

4,100

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29

28

28

28%

28 3/4

28

28%

28

28'/a

3,700

133/a

13%

13V4

13%

13%

13%

133/4

13%

13%

13,900

333/4

34

33'/4

33%

33Va

34

331/4

33

preferred—25
11/24

*363/4

37%

*36%

37%

*363/4

37%

*363/4

37 %

*37

343/a

35%

34 Ve

343/4

351/4

35%

36%

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*96%

2

5

25%

100

2

151''

12

3

30

5%

Jan

44% Feb

♦243/4

Corp..

&

37

"

25%

common—5

Corp
ser

preferred
preferred

29% Jan
46 3/4'Feb

3

25»/2

12.50

Co.—:

25

46% May
47% May

*243/4

Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par

25

16

25 Va

Hupp Corp common...;
1
5% convertible pfd series A—50

/

3

,-'5% May 29
531/4 Jun 27

.

Nov-14

331/4 Jan

5%

13

Apr

♦243/a

Corp—.

Bearing

Stores

Sound

"Hunt Foods

28

21% Feb

23% May 29
24% Jun 25

-

9

35% Jan

6

39

451/2 July 19

V

4

.94% Aug

2

93/4 Mar 26

44% July 16

Feb" 20

"-8

/■

3

7/a Jari

68% Jan
101% Mar

41

700

9,500

"

25

48% July

"

51/2 Jan
71

Hudson

18

42% Jan

47V4 Apr 12
44% May-22

'

16

23

•

Howe

Howard

18%.Jun

.

4

Nov

323/4 Jan

43

Oct

46

8

*

23% May 29

19

50% Nov

Aug 18

47 V2-Aug 21

'•

'

9

May 29

6V4
231/4

5

convertible

4

-

6%
x23%

Winston

&

&

-.31 Va Jun

v

11

44% Dec

5%

Jan
173/a Feb"

Feb

6 3/8

23'%

of America common—1
convertible preferred.:
—25

56% Apr

101

6 3/8

23%

Mining

.

Ball

13

-

61/2
23%

par
33/4% preferred—_J—
_100
4% preferred.—'
100
4.40% preferred.,—
——100
Houston Lighting & Power..No par

9

Jan

28
41

2
14

May 29

*63/a
23V4

/ Household Finance common.No

:

4

1193/4 Mar

63/a
233/8

preferred.

$2.25

July 26

15 Va Jun

:

7

32% Sep
48% Oct

3

July

9% Jun

24

Jun

6

,

8

7

3

,7% Oct 20
343/4 Jan

.«

97

28

96 %

89 % Jun

.74% Jun 25

15% Mar 23

•

82% May 17

21

99 % May

Jan

90%-Jan

t

•

57% Mar 20

6

63/a
23V4

Houdaille-Industries Inc common
*

May 17

520

70%

63/s

23%

♦Hotel. Corp

233/4 Mar. 1

Sep

16 3/4 Jan
36

7,300

*6%

Co

div 2nd pfd

Hoover

12

5

series

Chemical

Hooker

1

2% May 29
14% Jun 22

10

*■

3

.

May 31
Jun

104

pfd

Rinehart

Homestake

35% Feb

Mar 22 "

24 % Jun

.Holt

July 18

11,800

14%

233/8

Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred

2

60

800

22

2.50
A—_—25

common.

Electronics

Holland Furnace

3

40% Jan

<

1

1

9

30% Jan

July 6
443% Mar 28

43% Aug 28

15

16% Dec

7

90

2

8% Feb

Corp

conv

Hoffman

x

5

Hotels

5%%

2

36% Mar

20

93
20

17% Jan,

preferred series A———100

Corp

Hilton

30% Feb. 19

May 29

5% July 27
26% Jun 14

May 26
9

53% Jan

42

22

83% Feb

8

313/4 Aug

July 14

413/4 Apr
34 % Jun

28

11% Mar 13

29

29% Apr

Apr

3%%

Co

2,600
10,300

21

Nov

Hill

30

70

30%

72

8

58,500

No par

28% Apr

15

2,500

37%

2

Jun

20

87

6

22

220

19%
20%

.

Jan

433/8 Mar 22

1,700

39

18% Nov
66

30

24 %

34%

100

Hewitt-Robins

124

25%

13%

Corp.

Chemical

&

*32

*122%

123

24V4

18%.

8%

*39 % •*

32%

123

34%

20%

;

"

',

6,700

10

Heublein Inc

29

281/4
•

-•

preferred-No par

A

Co—

Hess

22

283/4
18%

common

Hershey Chocolate

2

3,100

32%
■

49%

343/,

_25c

Co

class

conv

32%

32Va
123

!

1

preferred

$2

13,500

48

1
50

common—

7% -non-cumulative

5%

24Va

►122

47

Powder

21

24%

32%

I

213/4

Hercules

20%

493/4

100

&

21

24%

493%

-

800

203/4

24%

50

♦34

300

21

24Va

-18%

40c

29%

24%

233/4

46%

E)

29%

24%

21%

(G W)

*29%

23%

22%

(W

29%

29%

23%

1

Industries—

88

24'/a

33
123

'

13

20%

*85

28%

-

.—5

preferred

153/8 May 24

Jun

*122

12%

•19%

88

49 Va

T—1.25

Marx

124

13

20%

*85

23%

-

Corp..——

&

X33

33%

-

*122

.1

12%
*19%

207/a

24%

21%

3.65%

21 Va July 10

9

Ine

24'A-

211/4

1

25

33

-100

World

21%

-21%
-24%

13%
20
88

,

29

-29%
21V2

211/4

3

May 29

21%
24%4

-

com__7.50

—

Helene Curtis

Mar 21

Jan

1

12%

133/4

213/4

Heller

50

_

.'

13

20%

.

40 V2 Mar 27

19

1,800

521/2

19%

V Helme

82

153/4 Aug

100

28%

51%

213/4

6

115

11

35%

28%

52 Vt

5

17

May 29

36% Jun

x35%

28%

52

19%

39% May 14

25

_u

Refrac
&

Schaffner

19 % Apr

July 18

,

36%

271/4

52%

——2.50

preferred.

443/4 Jan

55 %

18

*35%

273/4

51 %

Hazeltine Corp—,
No par
Heinz
(H J) Co common—8.33%

'

4

64% Jan, 18

25

Oct

36%

27»/4

52%

—2.50

'Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America common
5%
preferred
Harveg Industries Inc.;....
:
Hayes Industries Inc.

2

31% Jan

6%

Hart

30 % Mar 23

29

Co

A)

Haraco CorporationHarshaw Chemical Co
*

Mar 29

42

July 13

27 % Jun
110 % Aug

35 %

29

521/4

.1

common

Co.;

Organ

(M

Harris^Intertype

.

;

3

.

.35% Jan

t33

Nov~17

:

4,

93/4 Jan

10% May 29
Jun 25

Nov~17-

38% Nov

34

108

'

40%' May 29

Mar 16 '

36V4

27%

54%

preferred—^100

Paper Co-

Harcourt Brace

J

4

30% Jan

*

Co

Harbison-Walker

--.j
**•'•

-

.

373/8 Mar 23

6% May 29
38% Jun 27

Hanna

1

38% Feb-

17% May 29

37 Va Feb

♦35 %

29%

53%

1

Co

Watch

Hammond
-

2 :

30

9

36%

29

5

4% / convertible

,

.

128% Apr 13
39% Jan. 2

25% May 29-

.

♦35

^_„5

Co—

Hammermill

■

24

25 Va Oct

'

48% Mar 13

.

.

May 29
18% May 29

Hamilton

"
'

15

,

18

,3

23

.

\

.4-

34% Jan

36% Dec,
29% Oct

.

12.50

Printing Co,..

Hallicrafters

2

3

34% Jan

Aug
3
20% July 11
■

...

36% Jan; 31

,

8.

7

Hal J' (W F)
.Halliburton

27% Jan.> 2
108

•

2

.32% Aug
122 f

May 24

27% Jan

27 'A May 18

Jan

H27

July

Hackensack Water
.1

../'

"

Jun- 25

.22

80'A Dec-

:

4

23 % Jan

11

83*. July 3
26% J.urn 26

4

-

35% May 21
36 % Mar 22 •"
59% Feb 14

May 29

44%. Sep

6

24 % Jan

Dec

46

.10
May 28
.183% Jun 27

58% Mar 28

f

9
19

Jan.

14

28% Feb ; 9
112 Va Feb 13
36
Nov 16

21% Oct 24

May 29

25 Va May 28
.

1

42 V4

20.400

,5,600

73

17%
4,

18 %

3,800

46 'A

47'A

20,400

99%

99%

•13%

13%

700

18%

18%

13,600

,

520

20

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(652)

..

.

-

..

a

.

.

^

■

...

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

4 m

-m.

:

.

.

■

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
tear

LOW AND

STOCKS

Previous

Range for

Range Since Jan. 1

19ai

Lowest.

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Highest

YORK

STOCK

Monday

HIGH SALE PRICES

Aug. 7

Sales for

Thursday
Aug. 9

Wednesday
Aug. 8

Tuesday

Aug. 6

Par

EXCHANGE

the Week

Friday

Shares

Aug. 10

K
29% Dec

1

22

108% Apr 25

102

Oct

10

100

24% May 29

49% May 23

8ti% Dec
44% Jan

37

*

preferred—.

May 16
May 21

4% %

convertible preferred
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd—100

May 19

103

Jun

7

112

Jan

10

111

101

Dec

19

122

Jun

58% Jan

17

87

Nov

6

60% Jun 28

79% Mar 14

75% Jan

9

82

Dec

13

78

July 31

83

Apr

3

84% Jan

27

89

Oct

31

86

Aug

6

90

Mar

8

92% Feb

6

96% Nov

27

95% Jan

26

89

Dec

15

Jan

8

93

Nov 20

91

Jan

26

95

Nov

9

71

Jun

25

91 % Apr

39% Oct

5

38

July 31

41 y8 May 22

23

iv*ay 28

27% Jun

84% Aug 25
Jun

27

68% Jan

3

Jan

10

87

36

t

.93

89

36 % Jun

3

12% Jan

54% Nov

3

37% Jan

28% Nov 28

1

Jun

101

11

84

Nov 24

47% Jun

46

Oct

26 % Jun

25

25% Jan

3

73% Jan

5

27

49% Nov 27

83

32% Jan

4

76% Jun

21

16% Jan

7

Dec

3

4%

13

23

Keystore Steel & Wire Co_—

2

37% Jun

27

2

32 %

3

20

Dec

6

14

Jan

16

34% Apr

6

30% Jan

39% Dec

11

Mar 16

57

May 29

14% Jun

27

11% Jan

,.28 %

Apr

preferred
Korvette (EJ) Inc__

11
8

i

(SS) Co
Kress (S H) & Co„l

18

25

30% Jan

25 % Jun

27

39% Jan

4

11% Jun

27

40 Vb Jan

2

33%

\

28 %

;

26

37

;

:

May 29

31 Va Jan

.

72

;

41 Vb'

12

27

34% Dec

11

19 %

21

51

Dec

11

401/2 Mar

26% Jun

20

40'/a Nov

28

23

May 29

36% Jan

10

25% Oct

24

41

Nov

20

18

Jun

15

36% Jan

3

Lanvin-Parfums

223/4 Sep
14% Jan

25

34

Apr

7

13% Jun

27

29V4 Feb

9

Lear

Aug 31

3

21

Oct

2

41% Dec

3

20

20% Dec

11

16% Apr
33% Feb

1% Jan

4

2% Mar 21

4
16% Jan
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
34% Jun 19

22% Mar 22

131/2 Jun

Oct

7

10% Jan

4

15% Jun

5

81%

3

23% Nov

44%

13%

'

25%

♦14%
,

,

*

271/4

-

i

81%

27

?

46'/a Dec

22

27'% Feb

27

281/4 Nov

41% Jan

4

17%

•13%

;

Jun

16

Jan

13

89

39% Jan

27%

27%

26%

9

A

15%

.15%

16%

233/4

I81/4

24

300

26

26 3/o

253/4

26

*

Inc.

May 31
% May 29
Jun

-

1

——

—

Tire.

&

Ling-Temco-Vought Inc.
Lionel Corp

2
2

47% Feb

13

27% Jan

2

23

104
93

Jan

3

96

4iy8 Jun

25

18% Mar 28

53

Jan

3

77

14% Oct

26

27% Jan

12

41% Dec

32% Jan

3

53V4 Sep

45% Dec

19

47'% Nov

10

151

Co

conv

preferred

5%

4.25%

series

D

4.35%

series

E

May

1
6

Apr

Lorillard (P)

4

7%

'Mar 20

Co

preferred

11

15%: Feb

8

Lowenstein

Lukens Steel

Louisville &

&

25 Va Jun

25

40 % Feb

20

MacAndrews & Forbes

29V4 Jun

25

44 Va Mar 15

44'% Jun

5

:

33% Dec
30% Jun

27

6

4

15

28

4

65% Oct

12

50 % Dec

18

25

Oct

31'% Nov

21

25

47% Mar 20

25

56 % Mar 12

25

36

25

28

Feb

14

Mar

6

Manhattan

Manning

Corp..

24% July 16

31% Aug
9
30 '/a Jun 27

1

Aug

6

3

83%Dec"_4
39 %

Apr 26

12

Jan

4

44% Dec

12% Jan

3

24% May 22

71% Jan
4
94% Mar 16

120 Va Nov

861/2 Jan

161 '/a

5

JUly 18

107

89

12

27

July 25
May 22
Nov

27

26

45

Dec

28

30% Jan

3

43

Nov

27

31

Aug 21
14% Jan 16

19% Dec

15

27

Feb

24

49 Va Dec

I

21

Dec

14

34 »/2 Feb

23

24% Sep 27

47% Dec

15

11% Dec

14

S% Jan

83% May 17
76
84

25

35% Feb

5

23% Jun

25

35% Feb

2

33

Jun

Mays (J W) Inc—
Maytag Co _j

27

78% Jan

3

MCA

21

Jun

22

104

Mar

4

Jun

28

2

51 % Mar 29

Jun

150% Jan
93

Jan

3

43 '/a Mar 22

1

*

common...'

_>

49% Feb

9

9

20

93

48 V2 Apr

Jan

30

96

29

17

Jun

27

??% Aug 21
6f

84

6

For footnotes,

Aug 11
see




26

May 29
2
81% Jan

page 25.

Jun

87%

87%

88

88

20

20 %

20

20Va

14,700

2%

16,500

54%
33%

34%.
38 Va

40,100

38'%

38%

38%

1,400

5

800

21%

21%

21%

21%

22%

22%

22%

23

5 Va

51/4

5%
37 %

21,700

1,900
1,700

37'/4

37%

37

37%

26%

271/4

26%

26%

26%

26%

3,300

26%

26%

'26%

26%

26%

26%

6,400

24%

24Va

24%

24%

24 Va

24'/c

24%

24%

24%

2,500

13%

13

l3»/2

12%

131/2

13

13%

12%

13

7,700

33

32%

323/4

32%

32%

31%

32%

31%

32%

33

33

331/4

33

33'A

33'/2

x33

33%

3,500

20

20 V4

20

20%

429,467

29 Va

291/4

29%

29%

5'/a

5

•

•

4

20% '

20

20J/4

20

29%

29 '/a

29 Va

33

!

29

-47%

49V4

48%

81%

*80

81'/a
80%

,

16 f

•

•

29%

47%

-47%

4,500

48

*79

81%

13,000

80%
*

*80

80%

*80

80%

71

*80

*71

72

*70 Va

72

80

»

79V4

80

*79i/4

80

40

16 Va

16%

16

16%

16%

16%

7,100

25%

257/a

26%

27%

28Vi

27%

28%

4,900

34 Va

33%

34%

34%

34%

34%

35%

9,300

31

30%

30%

30%

31%

30%

30%

6,000

20 Va,

20 Va

201/4

20 %

20

20%

20

20

•

46%

46%

46%

-

46 Va

47

47

23%

23%

47

*46

.

3.000

*46%

47Va

300

23%

23%

27,600

120

116%

116%

97

*96%

"

■

23%

23%

23'%

117

97"

143%'

23%

*117
97

'

97

/

*143%

143 v2.

*76

*76

76%

22

22%

21 %

47

48%

46Va

33

32%

32%

34 Va

23

23

;

20'/a

19%

20

5

37%
*92 Va

93%

Portland Cement .—No par

18%

76%

76%

♦76

76%

*76

40

140
20

76%

22%

22%

23 %

'22%

23%

8,900

46

48%

47%

491/4

48%

49%

45,500

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

5,600

20'/4

18'A

19%

19%

201/4

19%

20%

16,600

15%

15%

15%

15%

16

16

39%

40

40

3,500

13%

13%

2,000

351/2

10,400

"16

38%,

13%

13%

33%

39

39%

13%

9 Va

9Va
23
.

700

^

38%1

.

20

381/4.

*91%

93%

*18%
,28%
.

'

80

97
142

21%

x37%
:

28%
86

142

33
,

18%

28%
*85

142%

13%'.

37%

preferred (1st series)—.100

*96%
"142

32%

.

.38%

,

97/a

4%%

97

48

: 22%

22%

.

■

*116%

145

♦142

76%

23%
120

♦96%

145

.

23%
♦117

120

33%
9%

1

x47

81 Va

34

13%

loo

48%

*80

30%

*25Va

,

39 '/a

__i

47%

81%

*80

7,200

"

'

1

No par
lo

20 Va

"L

16'A

■

.13%

Corp'common—

34%

26%

.39 Ya

preferred series B

600

34%

38'%

r

35

27%

No par

4%

1,100

34%

54

38

1

15%

Melville Shoe

9%
,

26 Va

'

19%

Medusa

'/a

9%
54

27 Vi

-

16

7

2

55'/a

37%

38%

5

21

6

9%

*54

2,520

5%
37 Va

/"

20%

26% Feb

2 Vb

91/4

9 V4

54'/a

56

'

4%'

*80

100

>____

2

2 Va

2

.9%

22%

*15%

McQuay Norris Mfg Co__—
Mead Corp common__._.,

•

21%

l

32% Apr
85% May

7

56%

87%

22 Va

1

Erig Co_i

1,900

56'A

20 Va

*

2.50

Trucking Co

*55%

1,100
12,300

34

45%

87 Va

21%

117

_

26%

33%
*44%

55%

34%

331/2

:

34%
45%

86 Vi

55

,

(AG) & Co—_—__No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc
1.9

•

5,300
17,900

19%

*

22 Va

*96%

Publishing
McGregor-Doniger inc class A

12

91

May 24
31 % Apr 10
357/a Feb 28

55

^3%
*44%

-

McKee

19

'

55»/4*

"56

38V4

100

1

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines

9

Jan

10 1/4

*26%

221/4

100

preferred
preferred
±

23% Jan

23% Jan

523/4

26%

-

,

22 y0

48%

50c

McGraw-Hill

23% Mar 12

295/a

10%

'

26%

28%

3

;

convertible

4

25

55%

20

2

17% Jun

29%
52%

103/a

.' 9 %

'. •

34%
45

21%

-19%

19% Jan

33 V4 Jun

1600

'

26%

33%

*44%

35 Va

34% Jan

6

30
53

2,000

34%

*86'%

.

30%

8

16

141

*140

141

523/4

3,600

22%

30%

26

491/a- oct

*1.40 /

130

10,300'

46%

46%

26%'

26%

15%

Jun

21% Dec

93

'

46%

15%

45%

25%

Aug

3

*91%

93

46%

15%

38%
21%

15%

Jun

35% Jan

89

153/u

38 Va

34%

Maclr is

103

*88

15%

34'%

91/4

25Va

McNeil

11,300

47%

*102

88

15'/a

*44%

2 Va

1

McLean

46%

1

473/a
103

151/4

9%

sio par

15

8

'4tr%

«•'

16,500

15,700

135

..*125 '

135

*

15'%

2

———No par

common

18 Vi

2

*125

213/a

21

2Q3/4 J 21%

.

38%

71

Aircraft Corp
McGraw-Edison Co

31

11,700

19Va

37%

*79

McDonnell

38% Feb

38,200

-22%

19;

.

.

39

20%

-

100

20

12% Jan

49V2

22%

19%

293/4

'

conv

46% Jan

48%

22%

*911/4

/ X38'/4

33

.5

21

26

483/4

•

50

Jun

15,100

38V4

80

4%%

6

,

39%

71

19

31

49,500

50%

37%

80%

conv preference B

Jan

100

101%

9%

*70 Va

5%%

40 Va Mar 15

993/8

9%

•

*79

convertible

9,100

• •

"

*80

$6

9%
30

49%

.

1,500

44%

51

'

71

3%%

9

1

533/4

80

McCrory Corp

'■

9%

19

r

38%

44%
*29

22 '/a.

'

.30

53

*79

Inc

102%

:..

..'

48%

'

^

141

*140

-93/4

.38 */4
151/4

30%

"

33 Va Feb

21

9%

'

-

35%

38

No par

1959 series.-

22

Oct

Sep 12

lO'/a

50

46V4

"

*70i/2

preferred

'

93

29%4

533/4

-

19

ie

39

53%

55

.

4%

21

26
13% Aug
8
30 % May 28
8% May 29

44%

97/a

88

21%

13

32% Jun

•;

29% ; 30%

•

*80

McCord Corp

19

30

Jan

"

common

30

25

-

38%

35

Feb

6,700
36,900

*102

22%

'•

preference B__—100
McDermott fJ Rayi & Co. Inc
l

Jun

" 141

,*140

v

201/4

$1.50 conv preferred—
No par
McCall Corp
—-——.No par

31% July 13

95

130

150

*

45%

3%%

May 10

120

*149

16%

89

$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par'
$3.40 preferred ———No par

May 21

46 Va

*91 %

463/a

9Va

34%

—No par

May Dept Stores

2

May 18

Jan

71

2

i.

58% Jan

125

93

2Va
'

9 %

55

19% Jun

22% Jan

83

Co

20

97

8,300

77

,

16%

100%

-

'

'

20

•'32%

&

•

103

89

20% ■'

13%

32% Mar 20

25 '/a Jan

-

No par

^

Martin-Marietta Corp _L—
Masorite Corp__

May 28
May 29

9,900

11%

;

17

!

213/8
135

-

'•

*102

56%

2
%

_1

—

29

25

11%
17%

12%

35%

51 Va

46 V»

46%

■V

46

87%-

1

Marshall Field

*125

"

90

35

56 Va

.

_i

'

Corp

21

18 Vi

135
103

45%

,

24%

84

37% Jun

-24%'

"X

26%

3*%
*44%

Marquette Cement Mfg Co—=—4

13

46% Mar 15

32'/a Jan

-

__i

Marquardt

102'A

*

<

'

'

5

22

98

19

27%

28% Jan

Jun

1,700

15,200

773/4

*29

-

223/a

27

17
May 28
25% May 29
42 % Jun 25

15

9%

503/4

34%

1

9%
293/4

*91%

91/2"

26%

29% Jun

36% Jan

9»/2

483/4

46'

v.'

27

14% Jun

79% Dec
48% Jun

9%

44Va.

44 3/4

44%

*28%

*89

-

1

77% Feb

72'/a Dec

5,500

273/a

27%

35%

17

18%
2i '

211/4

1

5

70% Jun

80 >/4 Aug

100

7,800

16%

16%

.

21 Va

*102

-53%

20%

•_

Marine Midland Corp—
Marlin-Rockwell Corp

77% Feb

Aug

13

263/4

3,300

50%

149

-

-34%

353/4

47%

:

30%

*86 %

Co——.

Oil

18% Jan
56
Feb

26%

9,300
1

"

_l

Exploration—;

Marathon

27

ll3/4
76 Va
149

483/a

*

93

9%

__s

Oil

Maremont

.9 Vb Jun

4%

9%

"

148

;i9

.46%"

53%
'

Moore_—12.50

Maracaibo

45% Mar 14

2

46

-

—1

—:

&

30'/4 May 21
Mar

•

'

1223/4

*125

90

141

30

—100

Shirt_

Maxwell

May 29

35

28'/4

50

*

'•

49

'

<

103

*140
*

convertible

Mallory (P R) & Cq

32% Feb
7

4%

50%

9%

50

1

135.

45»/4

Square Garden Corp com.i
preferred—No par
Magma Copper.
i
_io
Magnavox Co
_i
60c

8

77% Jan

34% Mar 10

Jan

76

74% Feb

27

6,400

1%

21%

■

26%

21%

•

•

35%

100%

,183/4

t213/u

:

*102

Ma*son

101% Mar 21

26

May 29

16%

1%

,4%

26%

.

213/4

■

19%

•26%

(RH) Co Inc common—J

20% May 29
221/4 May 29

22

38 »/4 Nov

May 31

30

31/4 Mar 27

25

Jun

2L

50

4V4% preferred series A
Madison Fund Inc —

'/a Jun

2,100

16

21

45/.

9%

47%

•

23% r

*125

common——5

22% July

26% Nov

34

26

Inc

preferred—

Macy

4

10,700

6%

'

3

22

28

148

,

9Q

49'/a

r.

49 Va
i

—_______10

2

19

1

5% Jan

Trucks

51/4 %

34% Jun

9

4% Jan

JUly

j,

50%

93/4
■'

>

98%

V
1

15 Va '

15

Jun

15

143/a

*203/4

1%

*20%

26%

9%

441/4.

9%

-

Va

15%

91% Apr

27

1,100

la

*6%'

"

*28.

513/4,

18%

-

■

10

30% Jan

Jun

149

44

10 Va

v 103

223/4

100

I

CO

25

May 29

49Va

*148

30

48 '/a

3.33 y3

Steamship

16

81/4 Jun

■

-

~

Bros

25

2

15,800

14%

163/4

1%
;.

49%

93/4

50%'

38%

Jan

50

27%

*9'%
;

•

38

Co_

17% Jun

14

28%

27%
•

•

'

Mack

23

Jan

1

-

43%

50%

50

86

72

173/a

■17 Vi¬

6%

I6V2

.1%
21

26%

17

.

101

Inc__—1

45 Va Jun

8
11

16% Jan

Jan

600

3,400

22

21%

.

'

43/a

'

27

163/4

9%.

(Ky)_toopar

Sons

6

18

30

_10

Nashville—
(M)

14

21% Jan

75

45/a

ii%

43%.

■

_100

J

Lykes

47% Nov 27

23%

43/a

6%

16%

l3/a

36%

.

-

io
.*—100

—.

—

Louisville Gas & El Co

Apr

47'/2 Feb

17

.

46%

20

14

68

6%

*201/2

35%

*92%

21% Feb

28

81

1%

36%'..

36%

:_5

27

lO'/a Jun

Jan

16

16%

16%

.26%

148

preferred—.100

Jun

70

74

16

4%

50

148

_4

common..

14

23

3

75% Jan

15

14%

2IV4

.'

9Va

*89 —

4

Oct

'

28%

■

preferred——100

67V2 Jan

4

61

17%

*14%

6'%

1%

273/a

-

27%

.11

series B preferred.

22

7% Jan

27% Sep 25
44 % Jan
4

21%

17-

15 Va

153%

*20V2

•

4%

v

"27

__j

—;

Long Island Lighting Co pom:

May 17

33 % Jun

May 17

38% Jan

24

21

:

17%

2,100

'

.5

M

51% Jan

L

20%

6%

xl6Vs

1%

common.,..—jii—2.50

Mar 20
r

633/4 Feb

1

27

May 29
8% May 29
:

Belt

4.84%

Mar 20

57

6

13% Nov

26% Feb

27%

V

*14%

15

"

V*

'6

r

20%

4%-

50c

Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common—,.:

155V2 Jan

40

23

273/4

271/2

27%

15%

15%

r

167/a

1%

_5

,-j_

Lockheed Aifcraft Corp__
Loew's Theatres Inc———.

6

243/a Feb

64

14% Oct

;

03/a

16%

3%% non-cum conv pfd_^__—_20
Litton Industries Ino_.—1
When issued
1

52% July 31
52% Feb 16

9

Jun

-2;

Jan

152-% Jan

50

17

*27%

■

-

-

"

Link

57

25 % May 29

12% Jan

37%

20'/a

•

17%

.15

20%

—100

2

543/4 Mar 29

26

_i

Inc

preferred

19% Jan

May 29

May 29

137

6

Refineries

25% Jan

24

24% Jan

15
16 Va

6%

Lehman

Lily Tulip Cup Corp_-

28

45 % Aug

14%
16

5
Co1—1
—;

,__

3

Oct

36% Jan

24%:

*34

16%.

20%

xl63/4

.17%'. •18%

5

Corp

443/4 Jan

25

1003/4 July

May 25

60% Jun

15%

24

37 V*

271%

11%

Dec

27% July 19
36% Jan
3

20%.

15%

24%

*37

77V4

63

Dec

27%

18,500

15%

24 '/a

37%

20%

'

«

v

;

24%

*34

11%

38

3 Va Jun

*24 Va

37%

4,200

15%

76%

146

3

20%

1

——l

•28 %

t

15%

78%

4

May

28%

143%-

243/a

'

8,100

26%

x273/4

'

18%

183%

15,500

*37

24

37»/2 >

*34

183%

133/s

11%

29

30 % Dec

4,500

21%

X76 '/a

110% Feb

28

74% Dec

*

25

l.

No par

Siegler Inc

Rubber

155% May 11

35 (
Dec
4914 Jun

88 %

55.200

27%

x26%

27%

14%

:

Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement _:
—15
Lehigh Valley Industries com—_
1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
—No par

8

Feb

136% Jan

7

42%

27'%

13%

xll%

90

5

41%

27'/4

3,600

21

12

12

16

270

423%

■

13%

803/4

29

20% Feb
l%Jan

81%

-

211/4

11%

Aug

82% Jan

14%
36

81%

36

20%'

79%

88

44% Jan

liOdo

13%
36

81%

*13%

49%

4

20% Feb

14%

1,400

'

:

Libby McNeil & Libby
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco coip___25

91 '/a Dec

3

!

13%

17 Va Mar 12

72 Va Nov

Mar 29

87

13,200

2iya

9%

39

3
8

Dec

52%
25%

13%
.

3

18% May 29
18% May 29
123
Jun
6

9

104

85

800

51%
25%

20%

14
,21

20%

18%

17%

18

■'*13%;

21

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co__L_—5

341/2 May 29
19% July 25

Apr .14

591/4 May
Feb

100

34

27y4

Leonard

76% Jun 14
4t;
July 9

51% Aug 18

10

31

170

25,600

52'A

14%

27%

8

7V« May 29

12

26

2

4,200

•

333/4

41%

42%

'

16,800

72%

,

81%

'
'

8

15

14

21% Oct

11

70%

72%

26

*35%

Mar 19

31

56%

15% Jan

Lee

27

7

25

223/4 Jun

Jan

69%
1

72i%

.

2), 100

511/4

-

'

Feb

40 '/a

22 Va Feb

•

1,700

2;300
'

26

'

36%

40%

41%

\

14%

35%
*80%

-

:

70'%

72

*33%

13

Apr 17
35% Mar 29

135'

28 3/4

33i%

62

71

26% Jan

28%

1331/2

43% Feb

15

1653/4 Dec

29

16,300

5fi3/4

:

Corp.
———1
Lehn fr, Fink Products——..
i_.
1

29
4

18%

200

30

34

7

54% Dec
87 Va Jan

17%
56

293/4

32%

35% Feb

18% Dec

Nov

18%
553/4

33%

51%

20%

,>

——_4

series

Bryant

Leesona

6

1% Mar 16

25

147

6

59% Mar ,16
42% May
9

3

3

22 % Apr

9

10 % May 29
73% Jun- 15

111% Nov 22

9

Jan

•1.800*

32%

44 '/a Jun

25

60% Mar

152% Dec

443/4

>•'

24% May 29
221/4 May 29
93/a Jun 15

5

123/4 Sep

28

Jan

•44%

301/4-

69
i

-

25'%

81%

-'.27

-

18%

18

t

1

Inc—

common

preferred

6,900

33

50%

37

40%

♦,

70
72

*33%

r

14% "143/4

1

Lane

15

Feb

24

26

May 29

41/4 Jun

14

20

146% Jan 10
40% Sep 26

"in

1 y«

Jan

15% Mar

6

19 "/a Jan

Dec

60

39

.1?

48% Apr

111

213/4 Apr

25

5% July

4

36% Dec

26

13i/4 Jun

16

Dec

7

4.32%

25%

"

8

11% Jan

131

Laclede Gas Co

8

40 % Mar

8

25%

44%

.28%

\

Apr

38%

26

55%

«

800
1

38%

'

——_10

Laboratory for Electronics

45

96

77%

38'%

is y4

28%

253/4

,8i%

2 7%

28 %

51%,:-

36 %

4

42%

*92
*76

30

30 y8

30

90

96

*44%
»

100%

*68

90

;: *38

18%

*97%

763/4

"76%

55%
-

32

*

,

333/4

v 50%

..

81%

"27..

*88

255/a

69 %

\

33%

25%

1

100%

*92

x70%

70%

,

x33%-

37%

'-

.

80%

,

70%

.14% .14%

.

_10

_i___

30

•

33

51%

;_L___lo

_

55

29%.

70

>
••

33%

25%

n

Kroger

25% Jan

80

»■

-42%

17 3/4

55%

28

-

,

*41 y*

18% ►18%
.29 Mf

34%

50%

1

Mfg Co
—1
—_
5
Co—
——__l
K V P Sutherland Paper Co—
_5

2

87

'

'

72%

33%.

Kroehler

Mar 12

Jun

10

*85

26

'

Kresge

25% Mar 12

25

.71%

:

4—100

—

44%

55%

•

70%

70%

.—__2.50

Koppers Co Inc common..—4%

367/8 Jan

11% May 29
20

Copper

•V

28%

,

25%

1,200

79%

87

*97%

38%

26 y8.

72%

*77%

77%

♦38

■

105

.

72%

79%

96
f

76%

1,200

*85

"90

♦93 Vi

-

Corp__4
——___i5.
King-Seeley Thermos Co
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—-a_100 g

Feb.26

*89%

1

44%

19 :.
55%
30 -.x

.

Kiihberly-Clark

44% Mar 14
88

25 % May 29

27% Oct

18%

.

'______~.+.—,___8
_—~'__No par

Jan

13% July

'

-

38%

26,..

■

■

44%

55%

___i

90

-96

*37%

29%

____i._50c

Co—

26

44%

J

1

—

'

41,

80% Aug

*103

72

300

105

*77%

-

; 100%

*99

76 y» '"76%

38

25%

—8.75

25

9

28

20% Jun

Light Co-<

*89 y8

76%

38

«.

Kerr-McGee Oil Industries—44—_ui

May 28

•:

'

100%

>•

'..,.-*93%

'

76%

Co—No par

Kei-n County Land Co—

6

44% Dec

•'

50

—4

Kennecott

3

34% Nov

Jan

95

5

33 % Mar

34 % Dec

90

*93%

5

79% Jan

28

: *89%

100
100

__

19

27% Feb

3

Jan

*99

46% Feb

23

105

713/4

87%

99

91% Mar

49% July 20

*86

99

25

29

87%

*86 a

Jun

29% Dec

105

'

_

Kayser-Roth Corp__

Kehdall

42% May 23
93
Feb 10

14

Jan

78

&

79%

28.100

49%

105

:

71%

*78%

86

j.

_

preferred

Power

71%'

79%

'

95%

*49

*101-

' 105

♦101

71%

100

& Electric

Gas

Kansas

4

48% July 31
85
July 20

14% Nov
36

Kansas

7

Jan

105

'79%

♦

86

Southern com—Nonpar

non-cum

79%

35%

95%

-

105

*70%

69%.

•

34

951%

491/2

105'

105

'•:

343/8

*92%
♦49

'*

•

2

86

*49

105

34%

345/8

y4'

•92

.

*101

105

.

69%

♦78%
"

30% Jun

11

57% May

*101

:

95*%

49%

95%
49 %

*

105

105

-

33%

34%

*49

_j._100

-i—;

preferred

Kansas City

Jan

48

105

..

a_100

Kellogg Co -1
Kejsey Hayes Co

67% May 29
60% May 28

94% May 16

4

27

52

4.35%

24

3

24

3

Jan

38 % Sep

Mar 30

*40% Jan

July 25

33%

*92%;

*

49%

*49

-

■

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Volume 196

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
Oct

75

Apr 20

12

95% Dec

30

24% Mar 10

13% Apr

11

45% Jan

3

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85

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86

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The Commercial Q,nd

Financial Chronicle

Y« Monday, August 13, 1962

.

(654)

22

STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK
Previous

Range Since

Year 1961

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE

Jan. 1
Highest

Aug. 6

Par

Sales for

PRICES

the Week
Shares

Friday
Aug. 10

Thursday
Aug. 9

Wednesday
Aug. 8

Tuesday
Aug. 7

'

1

SALE

HIGH

LOW AND

STOCKS
Range for

O

Jan

79

93 % Jan

90 % Jan

3

103

Apr

94% July 18

100

May 16
8

97% July

20

25

16% Juil

4

88% Jan

28
31

94% Jun

Nov

Dec

25

41

25

41 Vb Jan

35

5

59% Oct

45 % Jun

4

17% Oct

24

28% Feb

20

3

26% Dec

19

16% Jan

11
3

26% Jan

4

43% Dec

18

87% Jan

6

98

14% Jan

13

12% Oct

5

■

July 11

27

87% Feb

13

Jun

25

96

Jan

2

14

115

Jan

2

22

43

16

101V2 Feb

25

25

Jan

15

15% Jan

12

21

34% Dec

26

25

Jan

23

65% Oct

20

47

30% Jan

3

48 % Apr

4

26% May 29

141% Jan

5

Apr

3

142% May 29

177

7
24

3

Mar 22

19

14

13% Dec

2

12
23"% Mar 5

25

15% Jan

12

Jun

25

24% Feb

12

16

Packard-Bell

8
39% July 19

23% Dec

6

59 % Nov

22

45% May 29

86% Jan

95% Nov

24

91% July 30

97% Feb

16

5

53 % Jan

18

11

36 % Jun

32% Oct

25

44% Apr

12

30

Sep

19

60% Nov

22

22
Aug
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19% Jan

3

35 % Dec

23% Jan

9

27

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8

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11
31

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21

35

28

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15

27

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28

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18

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14

24

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17

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17

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20

37

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9

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19

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5

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2

95

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3

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4

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27

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3

3

59 -5

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6

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3

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12

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33

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3

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15

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37
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25

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15

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20

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25

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3

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25

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76

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1

100

3

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3

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29

96

98

1
6

96

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8

102

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5

24

3

125

7A3/4 Jan

30

86

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12

82

8

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25
3

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20

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6

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94

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3

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28

38

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27

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22

24

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72

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71

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1
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9
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21

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3

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25

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9

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99

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100
Quaker State Oil Hefinine Corp__10

66

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1

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60

May 29
139
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see

page

25.

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146

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3

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6%

27

27

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27

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100
25
25

Puget Sound Pulp. & Timber Co—3
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75
74

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51

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.

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35

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29%;

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36%

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44

40

40%

17%

61%

303/a

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37%

43%

41

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98%

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113/8

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I

36%

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15% 15 /a

71
84

39

170

35,100

39

31

32 3/8

99

11 Vb

.

10 3%

451/4

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100"

3,700

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323/8

32

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99

50 A

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15%

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12,300

10%

10'A

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45%

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52
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Colorado—,.5

1,600

395/a

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100%
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Gamble—i—No par

18%

■

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18

30%

51%

30

1,300

18%

39

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25

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25

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13,300

27%

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24%

183/a

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50Va

27V2

27

25

18%
;

27%

27%
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-

30'A

100%

101%

$4.75 preferred—
..—No par
Puaret Bound Power .v Lieht Co—10

25

*49

50%

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50 Va

395/a

32

41

49%

40,200

391/3

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32%

43%

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6,100

22%

301/4

28%

i.

391/4

22%

26%

*26

253/s

—

38%

23%

39

30%

'15%

Publlcker Industries Inc common__5

26%

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—

39 3A

22%

28 Va

27%

28

93

385/8

221/4

22

22Va

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93

4,400

39%

39

22 5/8

39%

100% 100%
*98% 99%
11%/ .11%
:YYr,37 , i37, A

—

;

58

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40%

'".97%

preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.16%
preferred

57 Vb

45

r

3%%

575/s

45

■(

5,000
24,600

IOV4

32

95/a

127/b
19

183/a

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9%

S1/2

9 3/8

125/a

173/a

7%

2,500

18%

18'A

*40

171/8

12%

IOV4

.

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191/4

17%

49 Vb

17%

12-%

17 %
10%
46

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J ,600

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17%

19

17'A

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6V2

9%

25

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193/B

25 Va
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11 "

140

145'A

6%

146

12%

25%
18 %

4135%

4,300

145'A

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145%

A

91/4

1
1
.1
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40%

14,800

12s/8

28

43

305%

I8V4

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57

30%

18%

28%
26%

30%

565/8

18

50%

28 %
32 Vb

18%

57

61/4

91/4

27%
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39%

4,800

191%

191/8

30%

13

9 '/a

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*45

1,600
19,100

125/8

5
25

10

IOVb
29=%

18Vb

17%

175/8

10%

28%

56 3/8

6V4

'v 61/4

IOV4
293/8

301/4

146 Va

146

146

17%

9%
13

.

100

19'A

10

28%

,

19

30 Va

3,100
120

3 0'A

55%

30%

700

31 Va

100

19'A

19'A

8,400

104

31%
xlOO

56%

18Vb

555/8

9%
12%

"

of

19

551/4
30%

19%

17%

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29%

55%
30%

104

31%
100

100

*

■

19'A

*18%

191/4

10%

29%

29
18%
5514

$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%,. preferred
;
100
-4.18%. preferred.....^.:
.100
4.30%
preferred
100
5.05%
preferred
100
5.28%
preferred
—100
Public Serv Co of Ind com__No par

,

*183/4

10%

104%

31%

31

99

■■

Service Co

*102%

102%

102 Va

313/4

99%

Public Serv.Elec 8c Gas oom.No par

•

'

78%'
101

31%

,■

13

Feb

10% Feb

24

28

14

21

56%

6%

Pittsburgh Ft Wayne 8c Ohio Ry—
1%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
6% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100

11

Jun

13%
21

57V4

6%

Procter' 8c

56% Jun

30% Apr
87
Dec

;

14 VB
21

56

1

8

22

17,300

13%
*20 Va

1

—

14

14 »A

57%

xl4

6'A

47% Mar

3
3

16,300

20%

common—1

(The)

51

57

Pe]t Milk Co common
,—No par
Al-t
4%%
preferred.......
.100
: " ?99%
Petroleum Corp of America
.1
15%
Pfaudler Permutit Inc—
--—5
■
22%
Pfelffer Brewing Co.
.5
2%
Pfizer* (Chas) & Co Inc
33%c '
•
39
Pbelps-Dodge Corp
.12.50" * y
50%
Phila Electric Co common
No par
29 %
4.40%
preferred
.100
99%
3.80%
preferred
100 " "
85
4.30% .preferred
100 .*.*
*96%
4.68%
preferred;
100".
*101%
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c "
43%
Philip Morris Inc common
5
70%
4% preferred..
__100
*83%
3.90%
series preferred
100
81%
Phillips Petroleum
.
5
46%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
20%
Plllsbury Co common
No par
45%
$4 preferred
[.No par
~ *98%
Piper Aircraft Corp..
1
22
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
" ■ * 45
Pittsburgh Coke&Chem Co iom.10
14
$5
convertible preferred
No par
75
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No pa* '
*69
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
14"%

Co

1,100

493/4

50%

493A

,

20%

preferred—__50

Co

50 XA

49%

51%

50'A

14%

Co—I———_33%c~;
Corp..——

900

41

59

3
Sand Corp—1
com—No par

Cement

46,000

16%

41

r

21

Light

convertible

32%

*16 VB

2,600

"

30%
*146
147%

100

3

70% Nov

3

28

51%

35

321/4

16%*
41

OO

94

35

32%

16%
*401/4

31%

,

Jan

20% Jun

73

41

10

Plttston

Jan

40%

313/4

16%

40 XA

*18%

5

21

16 V*

41

99%

95 % Mar

May 29

% Aug
8
; 32
May 28
91

16%

40%

31%

4

Jan

323/a

31%

*163/B

78

Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100

31% Aug

31 Va

x31

101

common...—1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc new—
1.25
Polaroid
Corp
1
Poor & Co
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co——ilQ

\

31%

"16%

*92

.

353A

14 XA

Jan

78

94

35

57%

May 11

122

14

22% Mar 30

19

1

May

16

13

238% Nov 28

8

29% Feb

Feb

135

1

Jan

139

79% Dec

120
:

3

Apr

24

21% Nov 27

3

•

22

16 Ve May 15

22

Nov

131

Sep 27
3
18% Jan

Jan

81

.28% Apr

123

19

25

27

23

17% Jan

84% Feb

27

88

"88

5

18% Jun

27

175

2

6

12% Oct

.

Jan.

87% Mar 27

Feb

97

Dec

113

81

112% Jan

88% Mar 21

81% Aug 23

9% Jan

31

25

16% Jun

4

44

Jan

80% July 25
42% Jun 27

44% Jan

62% Dec

106

July 16

51% Sep
14% Jan

75

Apr
5
98% May 17

66% May 29

83% Mar 16

May

13

88

July 10

35% Jun

29

Nov

78% Jan
7

102% Feb

8

84% Nov

3

6

82

104% Mar

Aug 14

Jun

15

34"% Mar 20

May 29

Mar

100

57*% Mar 15
62% Jan

*92

35V4

.

13
3"% Mar 30

25

Dec

85

5

33% Jan

25

103 % Mar 29

22

91% July
100

47% Jun

,38% Nov 27

12

Sep

80% Sep

\

5%

Feb

42

,

94

34%

21.000

21

Gas Light & Coke—No par
Eastern Ry Co.
.100

Permanente

2

,

*92

34%

8c

Perkin-Elmer

3L

66% Jan

94

x34 Vi

51

.

Pepsi-Cola

101% July 13

35 % May 29

65% May 16

3

46% Jan

Apr

19% Jan

*92

38'A

*94%

40%

preferred
100
series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR——A—.--A—JO
Peoples Drug Stores' Inc.—L5;

Peoples

8

94

16 »A

50
1

4.40%

30
56*% Feb 16
58 «•
Jan : 2

24

16%

31

4%%

52 y8 Mar 19

50% Jan

36%

16%

Corp

Glass
&

Power

39% May 29

59% Nov

Sep 27
July 24

46

common

preferred

conv

Pennsylvania

18% Feb

51

Inc

(J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals

12% Jun

36

Co

Corp

Cement

Penney

106 % May 25

27

36V4

17

38

No par
No par

Ford

&

Fruit

4.68%

101% May 25

3

36%

*163A

93
41%
22%

Penn-Dixie

38% Mar 22

lOVf Jun 27

18% Decs.' 4

32% Jan

Aug

36%

17

40%
22%

Penn

20

26% Jan

Penick

2

30% Dec

Feb

33

26

Dec

26

36

17

*92%

Coal Co common—
5%
conv prior
prpferred
Pendleton Tool Industries

10

95

357/a

17

1

Corp__

Peabody

7

95

*94 Va

36

100

.•

& Co
Transportation

Parmalee

*94%

94%

35%

5

Davis

Parke

38% Mar 15

5

95

40

230

94%

18%
57%

Pictures

98

50c
70c

Electronics
Sulphur

preferred.

4%

x97%

*163A

17%
57

Paramount

21

Apr

Panhandle

59% Mar 14

25

99

99

17%

World Airways Inc
1
East Pipe Line—No par

Amer

Pan

8

58% Feb

16% Sep

American

Pan

98'A

353A

10

Packaging Corp. of America

3

98 V*

*

*92

1
No par
com__14 2/7

Telep & Teleg
preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp

98 'A

95%

Co

6%

7% Jan

Jan

Corp..

Pacific

158% Feb 26

20

Lighting

Products

Hawaiian

Pacific

10% Jun

26% May 15

5% Jan

39% Jan

Pacific

84%

35%

Aggregates Inc.5

Electric...

&

Gas

&

95

*83%

.

*16%

5

Corp

American

Cement

Pacific

2

May 28
16% July
2
8% May 29

May 16
24% Aug 30

12 % Nov

60% Jan

May 29

5 %

8 %

18-/a Dec

22

8

18 Va Aug

20
July 23

36% Feb

May 29

33% Dec

52

Pacific

2

9% Jun

*94

84%

98 XA

15

common

96

*83%

98'A

No par

Pacific

16% Jun

3

Mar

Co

preferred

$5

5

Paper

*94

84%

*94Va

Fiberglas Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4%
preferred
._'
100

Oxford

8,700

44

433A

96

*83%

98'A

—No par

Co

43%

43%

*94

84%

*83%

Owens-Corning

Mar 23

15

24% Jun
18

Jun

97% Jan

Apr

120% Apr

Outlet

28 % Jun

104

18

2

Corp

Outboard

25 % Jan

99% Jun

26

1

14

64

102% Mar 22

28

Sep

24 % Mar

Jun

50

Sep
82% Oct

76

106

Elevator.
Marine

Otis

3

28

19

44 VB

43%

443/a
95

84%

Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange 8c Rockland Utilities

23

Jan

76

25

13 Vb May

Nov 27

82

56% Jan

54% Jan

44%
96

*83%

Corp—5
5
10
3.125
30c

Chemical

Mathieson

Olin

3

17% July 18

9
May 28

1116% Aug

17

39% Jan

23
8
Feb 26

Jun

26

7

52 V4 Aug

11

Dec

18% Apr

29% Jun

42% Nov 22

32 Vb Aug 24

18

45% Mar

90

Aug

85

Mar 26

86

17% Mar 15

16 % Apr

4.40%

3.90%

29

80% Jun

common

44
95

44
95

15
preferred
100
preferred
100
4.56%
preferred
100
4.44%
preferred
100
Okla Gas & Electric Co common_5
4% preferred
20
4.24%
preferred
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50

2

May 15

98

30% Jun

49

33% Jan

39

49% Jan

May 28
Jan 11

92

95% Feb

Jan

89

38

16
23
83% Nov
8
100
Dec 27
95
Nov 22
52 Va Nov

35% Jan

Co

Edison

Ohio

65%

66

5,500
1,400

'

Volume

Number 6185

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(655)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

STOCKS

Year 1961

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

NEW

Highest

YORK

23

LOW AND HIGH

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

Tuesday
Aug. 7

SALK PRICES

Wednesday

Aug. 6

Aug. 8

Par

Sales for

Thursday

Friday

Aug. 9

the Week

Aug. 10

Shares

R
49 % Jan

16

65% May

70% Jan

23

75

Dec

23 %

Feb~28

26% Dec

5

57 % Jan

33% Sep
88% Feb

4

11% Oct

27

8

26
6

21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
44 % Aug 18

4
17% Jan
34% Sep 27

11% Mar 22

July 19

15% Dec

11

13

25 % Feb

{ 1

10 %

July 26

15% Jan. 18

58

Oct

71% Dec

12% Jan

13
3

16

Jan

20% Nov

3

15

8

3

28% May 10

Oct

26

25

6

May
20% Apr •

8

16% "Jan
43% Nov

1

67

7
7

20

Aug 24

54

Oct

Apr

49% Jun

11

29

79

Mar 30

25

45

Jan

Jun

65

.May 29
7% Jun 25

24% Apr

16

6% Jun

15

12% May 29

8% Aug
34

Jun

15

4%

non-cum

15

4%

non-cum

22

66% Jan

2

9% May 29
16% Jun 26
28

3

65% Mar

9

52

May 23

23

84

Aug 18

3

May 29

35

Jun

25

3

8

35% Oct

23

56% Jun

5

20% Jun

3

49% Jan

30

Oct

2

131% Jun

5

68% Sep

26

89% Nov

14

8

90% Oct

6

Mar

12% Dec

23% May

14

Reichhold

6

Reliable

49% Jan

4

24

7% Aug 10
13

48
97

Jan

27
8

Jun

25

40% Jun

14

87

Mar

6

Jan

3

25

25% Jan
29

Nov

32% Feb

111% Nov

51% Apr

60

Jan

Co

Republic
$1

5

Corp

Revlon

52% Jan

2
4

80% Feb
90

15% Feb

Reynolds

4

14

8% Jun

26
25

5

34

52 % Aug

8

102

Mar

2nd

conv

(R

2

Rhodesian

series

Selection

27

32% May 11

44% Mar 14

Richfield

3

,34% May 10

24% May 11
18% Jun 27

37% Mar 19

Riegel

50% Mar 13

34% Mar 26

Ritter

10

47% Jun

23

~3

27% Jan

4

Nov~27

34

38% Aug

9

27

42% Feb

13

26

33% Apr

25

38

73

Jun

27

90% Jan

93 % Dec

2

July 10

26% May 11

May 29
12

124
94

12

Feb

Apr

Oil

9%
17%

18

17%

18

29%

29%

29%

18%

18

18%

17%

29

29%

28%

18%

17%

11%

17"%

*17%

35%

35%

*35

13

52%

15%

11%
♦52

16%

15%

123/4

11%

157/B

7 3/4

77/s

7%

143/4

•143/a

8,400

29%

20,200

*6%

6%

2,400

13%

13%

9

*8%

200

9

500

36

36%

17%

17%

17%

1,900

:

1,500

14

13%

13%

1,000

11%

11%

11%

4,000

17%

17%'

17%

35%

35%

35%

1,300

12

113/4

12

5,400

*51%

53

10

K-15%
V

16

14,000

53

15%
.

.

16%

7%

7%

71/4

400

7%

8,900

14%

37

37%

14%

367/8

37%

14%

36%

37

14%

400

36%

34

34%

36%

X34%

343/8

343/B

35%

34%

36%

100,600

34%

35

37%

37%

36%

37

36%

37%

34%

34%

3,500

37%

23%

24%

38%

24

243%

23%

24%

37%

38%

24,600

23%

27%

28%

26%

24%

26%

25%

27%

23%

24%

17,200

27

27%

27%

28%

56,400

483/4

483/4

*48%

49%

48%

48%

48%

483/4

48%

'104%

106 %

48%

*104%

106%

105%

105%

105%

46%

44%

106%

45%

44

443/4

44%

88%

45 %

•87%

88%

♦88

88%

88

88

45

*87%
11

1

11%

£

3%
55%

10%

4

3%

57%

10%
4

10%

10%

3%

.

10%

3%

537/8

55%

52%

387/8

33,700

88

200

10%

3%

3,400

4

53%

x52%

39%

x38%

No par
10

37%

38"%

393/a

38%

393/a

31%

32

*32

32%

32

32

31%

31%

2.50

22%

22%

22

223/b

213/4

21%

22

22

25%

26

25%

253/8

25%

26

25%

26

24%

24%

24%

31%

25,300

39

25%

243/4

3,000

533/4

*21%

1

39

500

44%

10%

4

53 %

1,200

107

88

10%

3%

54

107

X43%

18,500

31%

1,500

22

1,200

253/4

3,100

24%

24%

243/4

24%

10

31

31%

31

31%

31%

31%

24%

Corp
Corp

4,100

31%

32

32

33%

333/4

33%

33%

33%

33%

32%

5

7,700

33%

33%

& Haas Co common

Rohm

4%

87

85

86 »/4

34

5

85%

33%

86%

87%

5,100

87

87%

*89

87%

91%

♦89

873/4

17

17%

17%
18

Telephone

preferred series A_

♦89

100

91%

17% Jan

27% May

15% May 29

24% Jan

25

Rohr Corp

l

17%

18%

17%

13

27% Dec

17%

14

May 29

29% Feb

12

Ronson Corp

l

18%

183/4

17%

18

3

27% Dec

July 25
21% May 29

1

*21%

213/4

27 % Apr

33 % Jan

40% May

31% Mar 15

12,600

37%

12

143/4

1.25

Controls

400

93/4

6%

*51%

73/4

♦14%

9%

13%

35

16%

7%
14%

12% Jan

20

153/4

7%

1,100

16,800

11

53

14%

12

17%

12

*51%

1,100

2,800

73

9%

*13%

11%

53%

11%
73

44,200

,

17 %

35%

12%

11%
73

*8%

18

35%

14%

36%

14

13%
11

14%

6%

18

14%

14%

♦13

38%

18%

31%

11%

9

18%

43%
74

31%

*71

6%

38%

43%

73%

32%

14%

13%

*8 5/8

9

16% Jan

6%
*13

9

39

24%

Mar 22

63/4
13%

11

5

Ltd

Company

Rockwell-Standard

18

9

38%

Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par

8

6%
*13

9

39%

Rochester

23

6%
13

44%
73%

31%

29%

52%

100

Trust

43%
73%

18%

30%

17%

'

loo
com

Corp
Corp

Paper

9%

*35 '

50

Inc

Robertshaw-Fulton

Jun

A

Tobacco

Richardson-Merrell

73%

9%

14%

io

Preferred 3.60% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co

Mar 14

*71%

9%

17%

__5

pref

J)

72

9%

11%

l

preferred

4%%

16

Jan

8

5

:

Inc

4%%

72

14%

Drug & Chemical Co
.2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com____Nopar

50% Apr
5
116% Jan 31

11%

72%
10

11%

Rexall

41% Jan

11%

10

preferred-.

Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass

67% Mar 13

12%

50c

common

convertible

11%

*17%

5
5

12%

*14%

1

common

30

23 % Jan

May

Mfg

143/4

18%

110
;

143/4

44%

39 %

preferred 3%% series__100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c

4

43% Jan

&

50

:

143/4

6%

1—50c

—.

Corp
Eng Co

14%

8%

Conv

Mar 12

23% Jun

87

Reliance

4

17

Inc

15%

13

__No par

Chemicals

32

433/8

18%

—No par
;

31%

45

29%

1

50

preferred

73%

33

5%

50

Inc

Stores

Reliance Elec

19

12% Jan

3% Jun
78% Jan
37% Sep

Bros

4

May 28

12

43% Jan

83

Reeves

16% Jan

,

5

preferred

2nd

Stores

19% Apr

30

18

Owl

1st

,

733/4

32%

"-12%
♦n

__i

__No par

733/4

32%

15

Inc..3.33%

Reed Roller Bit Co

23

33
May 29
34% Jun 25
21% Jun 29

108

12

Jan

May 17

60% Nov

21% Feb

Red

8

Jan

18% May 11

Jan

21% Jun

76

22

47

1

Jan

13% Jan

23

6

Inc

73%

32%

,

2.50

.

45%
73%

44

73%

par
2.50

^

House

45

No par

Co

Inc

3

17% Aug 10
10% May 29

31 % Jun

10% Feb
19

preferred

Purina

Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common

18

41% Feb

May 29

3

3

Jun

Mar 16

16% May 29

1st

Random

14% Feb 16

14

29

Dec

Ranco

13

25

Corp of America com_No

$3.50

Ralston

2

9% Jun

14% Jan

57

21% Jan
30% Feb
81

Radio

10

52% Aug

10% Jan
53% Jan

71 % May

•12% May 29
11% Aug
8

63% Mar 14

7

21% Dec

37% Mar

27

13

66% Mar
25

28% Jun
29

16% Oct 24

9

92

*90

92

*90

17%

7,500

92

17%

17%

11,600

18%

6,600

17%

17%

18%

17%

21%

20%

203/4

*20%

20%

20%

20%

24%

24%

24%

♦24

24%

24%

24%

800

383/4

38%

38%

39%

38%

383/4

74,800

Feb

8

25% Apr

29% Sep
10% Oct

19

43% Apr

19% Apr

18

14% Feb

5

12% Feb

3

17% Dec

27

8 % May 29
11% May 29

Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp

17% Jan

9%

4

Rubbermaid Inc

9%

..1

13%

13%

13 %

13%

13%

13%

36% Jan

13%

3

46% Apr

7

30 % Aug 10

13%

41

Jan

5

Ruberoid

*13%

,_l

31%

31%

31%

313/4

31%

31%

31%

10% Jun

29

14% Jan

26

31%

30%

5

13

133/4

*123/4

*123/4

13%

*12%

15% May 29
7%Jun 15

26% Jan

22

13%

*123/4

700

No par

19

13%

19%

183/4

183/4

183/4

183/4

18%

18%

18%

8 S/8

18%

83/4

8 B/b

83A

2,200

8%

8%

83/4

6,700

39%

14,900

18

3

10% Mar 15

15

18 % Jan

11

27 % Aug

30

Dec

12

8
22% Mar 16

t*%Oct 25

10

11
3

18% Feb--13

Co

•24

38%

9%

8%

2.50

21%

38%

9%

1

Co_

24%

38%

20 g

Co

Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc

24

1

9%

9

93/4

13

38%

10

9%

9%

600

93/4

4,200

13%

800

31

12,200

S
36% Jan

3

86

Jan

Dec

27

26% Jan

6

Nov

27

404% Dec

3

372

63% Dec

11

93

37% Dec

3

18

36% May 29
Jun

28

352 % Jan

89

26

22% Jun

26

15% Jan

3

20% Nov

8

16% May 29
13% Jun 25

70 % Jan

5

79
Apr
41% Oct

7

72% Jan

5

19

23% Jun

27

95

27

31% July 20
92

Jan

4

30% Jan
7% Jan

3

lOfr

39%Fteb

3

22% Nov 21

14% Jan

3

22

.21% Jan

3

8"% Jan

3

11

May

46% May 3
33
Jan 16

70

Nov

May 25
16

May 10
34% May 5

Jun

60% Jan

2

94% May 15

352% Jan

Sep

41% Nov

9

21% Mar

St

4

1

23

73 % Jan
87

11

San

11% Aug 10

18 % Jan

Sangamo

17

27% Jan

Schenley Industries

8

May 29

60% Feb
24

11% Jan

9

98% Feb

14

25% Jun 27

42% Jan

2

9

77

Jan

May 19

90

Feb

6

20

Jun

25

81% May

4

97

27% Jun

15

Nov

14

74% Jan

16

70

Feb

21

74

5

Jan

3

10

27

Jun

16

May 22
37% Feb 24

21

21% July 25

29% Mar 21

11% July 30

15

30% Jun

Jan

5

13

31% Jan

51% Dec

4

54

94% Nov

15

Feb

11% Jan

17

12

20% Apr

Jan

97 % Jan

July 28

105

4

5

4% Jun

25

Jun

25

Schering

86

Jun

97

Jun

30

Jun

4

82

12

6% Feb

(

.

$3.40
$4

•

3.65%

4

9

11

45% May. 4
127% Nov

44% Jan

6

Inc

$5.25

Shahmoon
Sharon

223/4

22%

23

30

40% Feb
5
129% Mar 22

Jun

25

56% Mar

5% July

3

10% Jan

1
4

Skelly
Smith

Smith

Soo

16

South

Jan

16
16

29% Dec

26

31% Dec 29

47% Jan

19

01% Nov 10

23% May 29
38%Jun 25

31% Mar 30
57% Jan 30

36% Jan

3

: 53% Nov 17

40% Jun 26

38% Jan

3

49% Nov 22

52% May 10
50
Mar 21

20% Jan

3

29% Oct

36

May 29
21% May 29
44
May 29
18% July 5

61% Oct

13

19% NOV

8

72% Oct 30

71

26% Jan

16

38% Dec

20% Jan

4

27

3

33

23% Feb

Kline

5%

&

8%

Gold

Rico

Southern

Southern

Pacific

26% Jan

5

Spalding (A G)

2

Jan

15

95

13

Jun

25

24 % Jan

90% Jun

9

22

42% Jan

2

97

Apr 19
May

2

9

20% Jun 25

38% Mar

l

83

86

.Mar

8

25.

May 29

8%

*8%

8%

31

32

31

31%

30%

31%

183/4

18

18

18%

18%

18%

73/4
104

18%

*8%

9

*8%

104

8

230

8%
30%

183/4

33,000

183/4

30%

1,300

400

18 %

18%

18%

19%

19%

3,600

11%

113/4

11%

11%

11%

U%

12,300

18%

183/4

18%

18%

18%

18%

1,300

1

21%

21%

x21%

22

21%

21%

21%

213/4

203/4

21

2,400

32%

33%

33

33%

323/4

32%

,33

4,500

*263/8

27

26%

27

193/a

193/4

31%

33

32%

33

263/4

27

26%

27%

27

27

19%

19%

193/4

193/4

20

20

20%

3,700

31%

31%

30%

31%

30%

30%

30%

30%

26,500

109%

108

106%

1073/4

105%

108%

1073/4

108%

108%

11,100

51%

51%

51 %

51%

51%

51%

x50%

243/4

243/4

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

18%

19%

18

18%

17%

18%

18%

18%

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22>/4

21%

22%

21%

♦22

223%

No par

com

Co

Ohio

tr

22%

22

22

6%

8%

8%

8%

8%

2,600

48%

483/4

483A

49%

3,200

49%

48%

49

48 3/8

48%

49%

49%

49%

50

50

50%

63/4

7%

6%

8

48

6%

8

8%
48%

48%

54

*52%

323/4

24%

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8

49

*52%

243/4

54

*29

6%

7%

48%

49%.

323/4

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25

1,300
1,800
37,600
29,200
1,100

48

50

*52%

54

*52%

54

*32%

33

32%

33

24%

23%

30

29%

24%
293/4

33

33

24%

24%

24%

24%

29%

29

29

24'%

*29%

193/4

193/4

20%

19%

19%

26%

26%

26%

26'A

26%

20%
26%

48

483/g

48

48%

El_No par

*46

,

6

*52%

32 3%

♦29

6

54

32%

30

6

193/4

.

900

20%

20 %

26%

27

48%

48%

200

,

20%

26%

4,400
1,400
27,800

.

48%

48%

48

48%

47

46%

46%

46%

46%

453/4

46

45%

46

42

42%

42

41%

42

413/4

42%

42

42%

15,700

25%

253/4

24%

42%
25%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

26,400

483/4

49%

48%

49

48

48%

48%

483/4

X47%

24%.
48%

*19%

19%

19%

193%

19%

193/.

•19%

19 %

Xl9%

19%

1,500

75

*73

75

*73

75

29

x28%

29

15%

♦15

-7.50

No par
20

ctfs__ 100

*73 ;

Public Service Co_—l

'

75

*73

13

28%

28%

28%

28%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

13%

141/4

14

14%

14%

4%

43%

4%

4%

16%
4%

'

"

2.50

4%

43/4

263/4

26%

,»*94-

95

13%
"

.

4%

93%

24%

25%
83%

300

4%

4%

1,800

25%
95%
133A

13%

*92%

933/4

*92%

24%

25%

24%

25%

24%

25

84

84%

84 %

84 %

83%

84

133/4
93%

13%
•92%

24%

24%

•83%

84%

'

3,700
20,900

13%

13%

.

8,500

.

15%

13%
93%

•93%

-

-83%

1,000

16%

25%

26

25%

93%

16,300

15%

*93%

26%

x93%
*92%

*15

.

95%

x25%
r

14

-

*92

28%

29

14

*15%

1

*73

75

28%

1

Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
——100
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common—
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par

15,800

52%

26%

& Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp

1,900

24%
183/4

49%

*6%

1

(Del)__Nopar

stock

50%

18%

49 %

1

non-cum

50%
*24%

•

53%

8%

Co_

51

50

2.50

Sugar

108

1,300

52%

com_4.50

Co

•

49%

15

Co

X19

19%
x3l%

5

Platinum

Gas

4,300

18%

■

Labs_No par

Railway common
preferred—

47% Jan

90

8%
32%

5

12% Jun

25% Aug

8

105

8%

5

Co

Southwestern

2

73/4
♦103%

12

:i

Southern Indiana Gas &
Southern Natural

7

May 15
97% May 9

9,600

8

104

73/4
104

I81/4

Southeastern Public Service Co
California Edison

59% Feb

24

600

7%

8
104

18

20

Southern

Southern

8% Jan

9%

9%

31%

50

Puerto

22% May 29
13% May 29
25"

9%

9%

14,900

11%

preferred

Mobile &

Jun

10

5

Co

&

E & G

Gas

5%

4

41,100

*9%

18%

Inc

Inc

French

Jersey

16

11% Apr 27
44% May 31.

2,300

68%

10

10

Railroad

Apr 16
35% Mar 7

27

42%

67%

18%

preferred

30% Feb

75

41%

67%

25

Marchant

20% Apr 26

Feb .14

42 %

66%

183/B

Oil Co
:
(AO) Corp

Line

40% Jan

4

41%

66%

11%

Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc

22
July 2
28% July 11
17 % Jun 25

3

11

15% Jan

21%

41%

65%

50c

Co

Simonds Saw & Steel—.

30% Dec 21

15% Jan

22%

41%

No par
No par

May 29

8

21%

66%

18%

Simplicity Pattern Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
_j
Singer Manufacturing Co.

21

22%
41%

11%

Signode Steel Strapping Co

Feb

104

1,500
7,500

41,200

183%

33% Jan

62

73/4

105

4%

18%

Simmons

25

47% Mar 15

2.50

20%
*41

8

*103%
•

1

26% May 22

50% Jun

8

-

1

56
Apr 19
33% Mar 29

25

-

No par

25

84% Jun

17% Jan
9
65% Mar 20

Inc

Corp of America

27% Jan




13%

Shoe

South

see page

12%

18,300

17

For footnotes,

13%

14,900

44% Jan

4

13

19%

19

17

13%

12%

Feb

'64% Ar

12%

32%

53

88% Apr

13%

19%

May 28

-■

123/4

12%

29

-

13%

313/4

4

3

13%

19%

49% Oct

- Jan

24

4%

12%

3

34% Oct 26

23%

43/4

323/4

27% Jan

82

24

19%

Mar 23

3

43/4
23%

-<

12 %

50

■88% Jan

4%
24%

32

5

Mar

43/4
23%

19%

Carolina

91

4%
24%

12%

4

May 29

80

4%
24%

33%

15

31% July 86

*76

4%

243/4

19% July 10

2

80

4%
24%

18%

18% Jan

27

*76

81

•77

I

12%

22% Jan

Jun

82

2,700

323/4

Amer

35

*78

233/4

12%

52% Jun

.

82

20

98

19 %

South

3

♦76

843/4
'

23%

333/4

South

3

*95%

233/4

12%

2

Jan

*84

98

x23%

18%

15

Jan

843/4

*95%

23%

333/8

Feb

28

*84

98

23%

19%

9% Jan

20% Jan 26

84%

•95%

24%

13

58

,88

*84

98

24

33%

25

7% Jan 12

843/4

♦95%

243/a

18%

7% May 29
39% Jun 25

34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24

*84

98

2,600
24,700

27,700

12%

Jan

Jan

84

24%

6 3/4

63%
29

28%

33%

60% Nov 14

14

84

♦95%

1

G)

28

11

X63%

29

Co

72 % Feb

24% Nov 21

63%

27%

6%

1

16

19

(Frank

Oil

44

8

6%

63%

28%

Gas

45% Jun 25

31% Sep

6%

63%

263/4

63/4

No par

Shell

19% Aug

May 28
11% Jun 27

&

Smith-Douglass Co

49

6%

63

28%

63/«
63

20

Corp

5

13% May 26
9%Dec
4

6%

63%

X27%

Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c

41% Mar 20

14% May 29

3

Oil

Steel

29% Jan

9

2,700

1

Industries

Shamrock

May 29

6% Mar 15

22,800

323/g

No par

20

44% Jan

33%

323/a

63/4

common

36% Jun

14

33%

32%

100

preferred

23% Jan

Nov

34%

32%

Servel

7

Smith-Corona

52% Dec 28

33%

33

4

Aug

28% Apr 23

77

34%

32 s/8

14% Jan

35% Mar

19

33%

32%

*9%

May 28

9% Dec

35

323,4

9%

15 %

38% Jan

34%

33

9%

11% Mar 30

3,900
11,900

35%

1

104

9

10

32%

Seiberling Rubber Co

20% Jun 25

46% Jan

1,700

9

9

24,100

343/4

2

&

67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
7

9%

Q

293%

Co

12% Jan

26% Oct

18%

9%

15% Mar

9% Aug 10
6% May 29

16% Jun

36% Oct

12

18%

9%

66%

25

63% Jan

11%

18%

67%

1118% Aug 10

42% Jan

12%

18%

41%

Shattuck

38% May 23
60% Apr 17

12%

183/4

20%

23% Mar 28

3

12%

18%

66%

25

Jan

12%

19%

q

41

25

28

12%

18%

9

20 %

11% Jun

8

12%

19%

9

3

29% Jun

8

37,300

5

6

Dec

11%

5

28

23% Aug

11%

Co

4

21

11%

64%

Corp of Amer

Roebuck

12

4

2,800

113/8

Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp

29% Jan

14

34%

11%

Sears

45% Feb

16% Feg

34%

11%

6%

Seagrave

25

46% Mar

343/a

11%

2

25

31% Feb

34%

11%

9

14% Jun

23% May 15

34%

12

123/8

14

30% Jun

5

95%

50% Feb

31

19

25%

95%

27% Mar

21

25

253/8

95%

88% Jan

37% May 12
18% Sep

25%

•94%
34%

63%

preferred

5

15% Sep
15% Jan

25%

95%

28%

Seaboard Air Line RR Co

7

36% Oct

253/4

13

25

600

25%
•94%

25

Seaboard

2,400

19
•

No par

3

200

16%
71

No par

common

23% Jan

193/4

16

•71

.-1

Screw

8,000

95%

25

Jun

*19%

74

110

26%

34 %

♦94%

59

Jun

16 %

*71

26

34

95%
.

33% Jun

14

19"%

16 %

16 %

73%

26 %

19 %

19%

16

•71

%

92

360

1

V

Finance

26

*91 %

*200

30

:

common

7

Bolt

27

%

383/4

92 %

360

12%

35c

preferred

1

&

39

91 %

♦200

34%

No par

Co

253/4

38%
*

92%

11%

1.40

com

31% Mar

6% Jun

May 17

Inc

10

33%

1

preferred

103% Feb

3

,25 %

25%

*94%

_i

Mfg

Nov 27

Jan

25

5

preferred

Scovill

14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13

8% Jan

16 %

71

5

common-:

Schlumberger N
Scott Faper Co

18"%

16%'

703A

preference

Corp

26

16%

_100

39

360

•19

71

Co

convertible

27%

71

Schick Inc

4

26% Jan

5%

18%

16

Diego Imperial Corp

Convertible

10% Jan

27

19%

38%
*91%
•200

100

pfd 4.40% series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Electric

273/a

*183/4

38%
91%
360

No par

Co com

1st
San

42% Jan

3

Ry

*200

No par

St Regis Paper Co common

100

32% Aug 10
5 % May 29

Jan

Fran

May
40% Apr
16 % Jan

27% May 29

May 29
8% Jun 27

16% Jan

San

91%

360

27

10

38%

92%

*220

100

Preferred series A 5%

39% Mar 12

33 % Aug 10

4

L

conv

39%

38%
*91%

100

___

80% Feb

Jan

8

47% Dec

preferred

4.30%

1.66%

common

20% May 21

37

14

14% Mar 20

Stores

preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power

46% Nov 24

19

4%

26

60 % May 29

8%

Safeway

25%

*93

25%

95%

*
-

5,500
V;

-

13%

50

87,400

93%
:t
:

28,500
.

610

24

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

•(656)

Monday, August 13, 1962

...

NEW YORK STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1961

Dee

28

35 74 iiec

29

24% Jun

12

91

Nov

15

48

72 Ma Jan

23

11% Jan

3

25 Va Jan

9

Highest

Lowest

52 Ma Jan

35

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

-

Highest

Lowest

12

53 74 Jun

39

Square

16

Jan

77% Jan

25

5

i

18% Jan

1 3 "

Standard

Financial

Corp

•

2

Standard

Kollsman

Industries

3

Standard

Oil

4

50

May 29

60% May

25

877/a Dec

4

81%

May 29

92

557/a Dec

27

41 %

May 29

45% May 28

58% Feb 15
56% Feb 28

48

May 29

59% Feb '

85

July 17

95 % Feb

40% Jan

3

Dec

57

13

Dec

52

29.

59% Feb

3

Jan

9

92 % Dec

7

18% Oct

4

28

57% Nov 28

82

513/i Sep
84

^

.11% Jun

Mar 30

Mar 23

26% Oct

16

31

28

26% Jan

3

42% Dec

■874 Nov

2

Jtin

25

Jun

22

•

27

22% Feb

,

% Apr 27

22% Dec

17% Jan

4

18

60% Feb

7

8474 Oct

19% Jun

-

6%
22

27

9

19% Dec

Jan

4

99% Nov
35

Nov

30

24% Jan

4

21% Jan

11

43% Nov

,

28

55% Jun

2

47% Jan "29

,

•

19 % Jan

17 \

Feb

37

7

Sep

74

Nov

13

3

34% Apr

6

13% Sep

21

Jan

<30

Jan

21% Oct

Feb

25

34-

Jun

25

33% Aug-

4

Oct 26

15

45% Mar 17

57% Nov

16% Oct

24
3

90

82% Jan

185

Stanley Warner Corp—r_—_5
Corp—
Starrett Co (The) L S——.No par,
Stauffer Chemical Co common
15

28

,

,

"

33% Jan 1 2

,

Stokely-Van Camp Inc cominon—1
t"

Jan

10% Feb

May 29

13

-

Jan

4

15% May 29

30% Jan

2

,

20% May 29

28% Jan
19% Feb

2

2

45M» Apr

23;

15% Jan
32

22

360

2

May 29

17% May 29
9

2

87

9

Oct

30

13

92

May 29

93

16% Nov 30

16% Jan

6

1464 Jan

31

Jun

28

795

Jun

Jun

14

27

»;

.

58

30%
26%

,/
-

__,

30%
27 .

1
1

2

Sunshine

21

28

32

54% Nov

28

22 % Jun

49% Feb

25

10

of

12% Jan

3

18% Jun

5

11% May 29

Jun

8

61% Nov

22

4 y8 Jan

3

11% Dec

26

29% May 29
4% May 29

13

20% May 10

69% Jun

6

Nov

•

21

26

Jun

6

America—

2

Symington Wayne Corp

19

27

Feb

May

2

16% Feb

14

2

Tennessee

Gas

59% Aug 18

45

Jun

20

19% Jun

14

14

May 29

Jun

15

40% Nov

21

27% Jan

3

46

21

34'% May 29
32 y2 Jun 25

52% Apr

11

18% Jan

3

27 y4 Aug

11 '/a Jun

26

23 Va Jan

15

52% Jun

13

125% Jan

33

29

Oct 27

95

25% Sep

15

15% Jan

3

Jun

9

206% May 15
37% Nov
8
23% Apr

29% Apr

24% Jan

31% Apr

3

30% Apr

27

4

Texas

Instruments

Texas

Pacific

&

21% Feb

7

Texas Pacific

45% Jun

8

Texas

31% Mar

9

Textron

37% Jun

37%

50

Jan

25

22% May 29
26% May 29
19 Vs Jun 25

9
1

18% Jun

May 10

33 % Mar

27% Mar

25

44 Va Jan

j

30% Oct

9

10

Jun

19

24

Jan.. 3

55

Jun

28

823/a Feb

8

37% Jun

25

66

Jan

82

Dec

20

87

4

83

12

88% Apr,

25% Dec
18% Oct

29

32% Feb

8

25% Jan

3

28% May

8

15% Jun

25

8

23% Jan

1

45

5

May

24% Mar
50% Nov

20% Jan

48% Jan
15% Jan

28% Apr
28 y4 Dec

Jan

Jun

36

3

25

57% Feb.

935

27 Va Jan

15

63% Jan

30

42% Feb

8

18

20% May 29

66

Dec

14

45

50

Nov

27

69% Jan

10

26% Jan

3

123

Aug
7
16% Oct 30

11% Oct 30
10% Oct 18

May 29
18% Jun 26

91% May 15

51

Jun

25

52 y8 Dec

6

28

%Jun

25

108

Jun

21

Dec

20

42% Apr

3

1

24

10% Nov 3Q

20%
52%

523/i

16

15%

16

38»/4

38

38

38i/4

38'/4

40

415/s

40

42

411/4

131/4

13

131/4

131/a

60%

57'A

62%

x58%

46%
193/4

46%

47 3/4

47%

193/4

18

19'/4

43%

43%

43 %

43%

43

43%

431/4

433/4

27%

27%

27%

27

271/4

i "27 Va

:

27%

,

:

30%

,

30%
22%

27

28
14

*13%
52%
*85

48

Realty

53

/

Transamerica Corp common
2
4% % conv preferred ————100

2

Transitron Electronic Corp—

1

9%

9%.:

Transwestem

1

9%

9%

36%

>

124

22%

38%

27 3/a

26%

273/8

».

26%

14

13%

13%

14

14

,.

*14 y2

52%

52

50%

54% May 29

56% Feb

28

*

50

7.

15% Jun

26% Feb. 10

9

47

55% Apr 14
16% Apr
3

18

25
2
22

52% Feb

Tung-Sol Electric Co common-——1
5%

271/4

27%

27%

27%

17%

17

171/4

16%

17

24%

♦85

*85

86%

i

39% Jan 22

Twin Industries

5

2

conv

Corp

241/a

241/4

241/4

48

47 % '

48%

173/4

17%'

17%

23%

23%.

237/&

..24

54

54

541/4

.54

21%

20%

20%

20%.

20%

20%

56%

56%

57i/a

.56%

57%

.

36

-

,

123%

361/4'

36%

35%
123%

•-

*124

9

9ya

9y8

•<

,

.

36%

91/4

9%.

1,800

8,800
,

700

-

48 3/a

7,700

17% '

2,500

54

X125

,

'

:••

■

•

37%

6,400

13,600
:

t

1,500

:

9

..

9.

9%

1,600
.6,900

u.

56%
125

8%

.

4,100

;

20%

,

36%

9%

:

<

1

241/4

561/4

,

125%

,■

10

•

'

241/4

54

9

.200

11,100

'

24

-

69,000

1.700

27%

48i/a

1

8%.'

125

8%

1,500

■»

26%.

--17%

24%

10,600
i

-521%:

24 y8

<■

541/4 ;

:

1

27,000

28,600

16% :.16%

17%'

:

37,300
>

14%

27%
i

471/2

9%

4

17,700

•-

"9 Va

6,200

21% .23%

22%

22%

221/4

22 Va

38%

367/a

37%

37'/4

373/4

37%

37%

56

56%

56%

55%

56%

56%

56 i/a

1,900

17%

17'/4

17%

17%

17%

2,700

*

'X17%

.

*48

>

9%;

9%
22 V*

37%
56

.*

9
22

•

,

,

22%,':,

9%

27%

40,200

,

86i%

24%

-9%

.

51

22%

1

—

.

V

*85

47%

9%

-.,•

18

*49

513/4

86%

.17%

■

123

.56%

17%

.

53

85%

"*> 8%

9%

.

56

pfd series of 1957
_50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp——1

11% Jan

6% May 29

9

5

v

52%

35%

i

r

39 Va-

1

22 %

56y4

.

22%

S

30%;:

22%

53%

-

-

1

14

30%

20%

56%

36

27'A;

23%
■

.

21%

*123

26%

25%

• •

2

15'

>43%

263,4

17%

23%

56%

2

43%

225/a

47%

53%

.

19%

30%

*24 y8
•

17%

21%

~

49 3/8

22%

r

48%

.23%

No par

603/4

307/a

-j

2,100
23,800

33,300

18%

■i.

28,000

;

58%

22.3/4

16%

24%
-

17%

•

47%

.

,

30%

27 y4

'•

17%

*24%

25
No par

13 '/4

22%

52 Va

l

27%

.

42%

30%

85%

53

17

t

22%

♦13%
-

27 %

38 %•.

26%

86 y2.

.

61

;

30%

;

51,300

lo'/u"

22%
--

70,200

531/4

13 '/a

48 y4

18 3/4

30%

21

411/4
t

3,700
3,400
6,200

38i/4

;

0;5OO
1,

343/4

15%

>

17%

223/8

1,300

6% ii&i.
7'/4

52%

58

;

15%

20'A
**

"

46 Va

,

4,600

37%...,

34'/4

.42

131/4

15%

,

7

21%

527/8

157/a

•

1

Jun

217/8

521/4

16%

17,500
r3,200

c

6%

'

60Q

-

y4;

28%

37%

19%

Jan

15% Feb

25

July

21%

53

15%,
-34

xl5%
:

47%

common

55% May

29% Oct

63

Tri-Cqntinental Corp
$2.70 preferred

33% Jun

22

290

15%

34%

*

69,900

28%

7^/a
34

,

Trans-World Financial Co

5

Oct 25

7»A
34%

13 %

19

22% Dec

71/4

13

43%

900

11%

3,400

13,000

910

33%

6%

38

23

4

15%
37%

6%

15%

98%

15%

.

.

153/4
38'A

15%
37%

6%

7%

46

233/4

11%

.

15%

34

38

14% Jan

63 y4 Jan

15%

34%

\

34% Apr
51% Feb

34

'

15%

153/4

•

,

98

■4

28%

36%

6%

2.0Q0
7,600

/

45%

15%
34%

213/4

16V4

May 29

15% Jun

52% Dec 21
56% May 8

48

48% Feb
141

7% May 29

:20% May 15

3

.

;

34

X52 3/a

53%

Pipeline Co—
Trans World Airlines Inc.j

Jan

36

.

34%

18% Jan

8% May 29

146

2

15%

*15%

'28%,

.

'

6 % May 29

20% May

81% Jan

92

3.,00Q

,

23%
;■

27

-1

10

900

15%

7y4

22

1

;—;
Tractor Supply Co class A—:
Trane Co

20

3.90Q
1,300-

,

.

363/4j

19%

*

60

15,000

;

18%

36..

■

927

37

6%

;

34%

5

Torrington Co

287/8

15%

;

16%;:"

.24%.

.

10

11%

905

34

28%

45,300,

;
r

18%

16%

& Construction
1
Toledo. Edison Co„ 'JA——-—5
>

11

36%.

,v
*

par

—

•

15%

34%

1,200

,

*90

153/4
'

>

60%

10

$1.20 preferred
Roller Bearing,

Tishman

15%

,

910

15 %
.

29%

4.40ft

.

.

260

24

;

x47 %

50c

—

15%

■

11 y4

900

•34%, .35%
/ 28%

15%,:-

-

915

*15%

13

—.—7.50

common

905

.

15%

-

...

:

,7%

15%

r

'

9

-

*48

50%
•22%

21%

•

,

.

,

22

,

17 ya
51

*48

'

511/4

22

22%

91/4
;

17%
'

,

9%

f

'

9%:

;

*48

.

22 '/a

,

,9%

9 i/a

.9

9%

;

9%

9

51

22

3,600

.

4,800
6,200

;

;

'
''

; 22 3/a

8%

r

J.-

9% :

6,700

3,900

>.

u
13% Jan

4

34% Sep 22

18% Sep 25
65% May 11

26% Dec

12

31% Dec

18

58% Dec

14% July

13

51 y4 Dec

15% Jun

13

6% Nov

331/4 Jan
116

Jan

39

Jan

02

Jan

3

4
4

3

10

34% Jun

y« Mar 28

7

42 Va May 22

97

Apr
Nov

May 18

Jun

27

42% Jan

6

81

27'/a Jan
8

3

Jan

5

29% Jan

4

20

Dec

68% Dec
37'/a Dec

4

15

5

29 V4 Nov

20 y4 Jun

51% May 15

20% Jun
38 Va Jun

Jan

86

7

4

29% Sep 25
33% July 26
18% Feb
1

60% Jan

<9% Jan
7

Jan

4

18

8

110 % Aug 22
100 y4 Aug 17

40% May 24
47% Dec 18
30

Nov

8

86% Dec
7
40% Mar 16

6% Jun

3

12

41% Jun

21% Dec

12

621/4 JIov 13
17% Jan
3

69% Dec

1

Mar 21

pep 19

17% Jan

3

it Jan
64% Jan

s
16

60% Jan

3

kFot

18% Feb "20
24% Nov 28
1% Nov 30

76% Mar 24
34% Oct
4

footnotes,




see

Air

United

8% Jan

16% May 28
24% Jun 25
19% Jun 25

29%. May 28
19% May 29
15% May 29
17% May 28
45

% May 29
July 18

32

July 23

23
56

Jan

9

Lines

3

Inc__—_r

383/4

38%

38 Ma

17,000

8 3/4

8%

333/4

33Ma

89

8M4
34 Ma

90:

90

45 Ma

45%

•

*96

75 Ma

49

*8%;
33%

'

86%

897/a

46 Ma

.

29%

74%

30

'

75 Ma *

*75

'

86Ma

*86

"

47%

48 Ma

297/a \

29%
'

8%

8 Ma

8 Ma

8 Ma

8%

26%

25 3/8

26 Ma

25 MA

22%

223/4

22%

22 Ma

223/4

30 Ma

31 VA

29%

45%

46%

45

29%

5

30M4

45%

46%

*1003/4

;Untted Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Ma£b cor^mon
preferred
;

l

29 V*

-7%

7 Ma
.

J'r

'

140

86 Ma
*

485/a }

48 Ma

297/a

48 3/a
*

*293/4

8 Ma

67,2p0
25,80Q

30

*22 Ma

22 Ma

22 Ma

22

3 IMa

30%

31 Ma

46 Ma

45

46

*105

110

6,200
1

25,300
900

x30Ms

30 Ma

39,500

44 Ma

;

Ma

457/a

18,300

105

105

100

94 Ma

94 Ma

94 %

94

94

27 Ma

27 Ma

27 MA

27 Ma

2 7 Ma

1,200
3,600

42%

42

*100

110

.

18 M4

s-

18 Ms

29%

23%

23%

36%
21:

21%

19

18%

18%

300

69 Ma

71

68

693/§

5,80ft

29%

29 M4

29 Ma

•29

293/4

800

7%

7 Ma

6,300

*45 Ma

46%

7 Ma

73^

1%

*45 Ma

46 Ma

18%

18%

18%
28 Ma

22 Ma

19%

36%

'

18

5/a

1.400

2 8 3/a

11,900

23 Ma

36 Ma

37

18 Ma
28 Ma

37 MA

367/a

IMa

21 Ma

*21%

2

'

23 Ma

;21%

I8M4

187/a

187/a

xl8Ma

18 Ma

19%

19 Ma

197/a

19%

197/a

23
•

*18%

19 v*

19%

II

It

46%

46%

V";:
n
-V 46%

25

-*32 %

33 VA

*32%

il

.

47 '

'33%

page 25.
\

■> ';.r.

•;<.

•-

*31

1
46 Ma

*32%

21% "

1»•
47
33 Ma

100

18Ma
283/4

18%

:,

'

23

23 Ma

37

2,400

18%

283/4

23%

7%
46 MA'

42

28 Ma

18%

28%

7 Ma

♦45%

-

21 Ma

1«%

19%

*29 Ma

28
23 Ma

1

42

*18%

69

42 Ma

46%

,-v:".36%

•

42 Ma

19

68 Ma

18Ms
J

*

*183/4

19
68 Ma

29%

—25

1

V; 100

..

•

Ma

25"%

46 Ma

•

46s/4

28%

,

*86

!- 8 3/a

29%
: 7 Ma

"

-

86%

75

8 Ma

-

•

•>

267/a
413/4

68 Ma

-

*75

94 Ma

42 Ma

l

75 Ma

78

94%

*18%

*45 Mv

97
*

42,200
10,500

27%

110"

"

"

46 3/a

*93Ma

25 Ma

"

29

;
'.

27

*100

95

~27M4

42 Ma :

: 46

1,400
l?,90p

*

94 Ma

110

-

27 Ma

89s/a

26 Ma '■

•-

94

•34%

Ma

*75

8%

x26Va

187/a

_I0

'
'

3,800

:8M4 \ 83/4
89

.

96 Ma

78

-

293/4

•

18 Ma

'333/A

.

46 MA -

'

'

26%

68 Ma

United Greenfield Corp*.—
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc*.

•

;•
'

96%
*75

-*78

47 Ma
•

Ma:

45%>

96
-

*86

47%

:

42%

United Fruit Co—:—
—No par
(
United Gas Corp————10
United Gas Improvement Co
4.50

,

34

89

22%

United Electric Coial Cos—
5
United Engineering <Sc Foundry—5

,

*75

,

'•

75

*86
.

*

80

75

86%
*

96

97

-

18%

Calif

"

87/a

,-•■

1

»75

67%

of

Ma

'
'

'

Corp

17%

17 3/4

"

"

•

2

2

38

r45Ma-

96%

8 Ma

_10

2

1% Jan

38 Ma

"

18 Ma

Ma

26 Mr

5

Ma Feb

71% Jan
4,
,35 Ma Mar 16

38%

-

293/4 .-30%
-

38% Jan

Mar 26

38%

•

33%

80

-

48 Ma

U0

United Financial

25

17,700

Cartop Corp—10

United Board &

5

25% May 10
20 Ma Mar 20

19 Ma

'United Carbon Co
—No par
United-CSrr Fastener Corp_^
2.50
United Corn
—:
___i

8

% Feb 21
Mar

7,000

19 Ma

c.

Co——No par

2

30
„

96%

*86

Corp oommon
__5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd-ioo
4%
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
United Artists Corp—
__i
United Biscuit Co of Amef—No par

26% Mar 28

64

17%

19% '

^ 89 Ma

*

46"

45%
*75

,

Aircraft

50 M» Mar 16

27

3

15 y4

United

5

35% Mar 15

27

67% Dec

15% Jan

33

19

Feb

33% Mar 11

44% Jan

17M4

19 Ma

"

*74%

Twist Drill Co—

39% Jan

25

17

19 Ma

X8M4

9%
90

—No par

preferred—

Union

24

16

non-cum

Tank Car

84% Mar

9% Nov

% Aug
4
41% Nov 30

$4

Union

Mar 27

3

29

4

19
July 25
60% Jun 25

,

34%

—No par

series—

19

Mar

,

-

CHI of California——-_25
Union Pacific RR Co eommon_
10

28

110

18

17 Ma "

19 Ma

'

9

89

Union

3

100

Jun

$4

32 M4 Mar 13

88

V*

33 Ms

Co common—a.10

Preferred

50

18 Ma

17 3/a

19Ma

,

"

8

26

Jun

Electric

May

Va July 23
24% Jun 26
33% May 29

100

-

-

,

'

Preferred $3.50 series*.

Feb

39

173/4

18 Ma

19 Ma
* 38 M.

175/a

19M4

--20 g

18%

17%

18 V«

18%

•'

19%

Preferred $4.50 series——No par
Preferred $3.70 series—
Noi?ar

20

8% Feb

25

3

Mar

shares—

May 31

39

28

56y8Aug

37% Jan
102

Union

May 14

% Jan

18

Union Asbestos & Rubber Co__^^5
Union Bag-Camp Paper-Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp——No par

2

34% Jan

28

3

Unilever N V ord

Feb

69

18

1
,.r.Nopar

91

2

Jan

—i

Unilever Ltd Amer dep rcts ord—

77 Ma

43% May 29
27 Mi May 29
8 V< Jan
2

34% Jan

(The)

80

18

Aug

Corp

•Underwood Corp*

52% Apr 25
101

29

25

2

18

121% Jan

2

84% Jan

8% Aug 178

Feb

Udylite

53% Jan 15
10% Mar 22
43% Mar 15

27

72'/3 Jun

6

39% Nov

27

Jan

27% Jan

Jun ,25
Jun

78

20

87

36

37% May 28
94% July 24

1

76

83

18

79

24

9

31% May 29

May 22
52% Nov 20

30

Feb

19% May 15

17%* May 29

144

V» Jan 20

74

71

22

••

IMa
46M4
*32%

IMa
47

33%' r

Ma

15.800

37

20,700

/
'
21i4-

'

1,700

18 3/,

1,200

20

IMa
47 Ma

•32Mb

6,800

I1*.
,

,

3,200

263/8

260

r

92

10 y8

41%

No par

Tiraken

25% Mar 26

33% Aug 10

Jan

/

7

15% May 29

37% Jan

19

Tidewater Oil

*90

5,200.
9.200.

...

,

'

10%

38

Thor Power Tool Co———No par

Apr
4
23% Feb, 16
25% Mar 9

.30

.7%.

,10 Ve

97/a

16

Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com'—5
4%
preferred—
;
—:—
100

6

10

9%

53 %

1

(J R)_;

30

,26%

45%

21%

•,

,56

:

„•

97%

5

lo

55%

/

;

2,800
26,100

,19

v;

23%

V

5,000
,

.17y2.'.

<•*18%

20

97%

34%

33%

17%

-

«/

18%
367/8

••

♦19%

92

*90

*18%
*36%

45%

7%

!__No

'

23%

15%

common_.i..,.j

;

'

97.%

38%

Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l

$1.25 conv preferred

Thompson

2

17

Inc

-

23%

15%

No par

Utilities Co——^

92

■

45%

15%

Oil—

10 y8

,t;

.

96l/a

37%

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co^.—;
Thiokol Chemical Co

22

10% Jan

Coal

10

,10%

17%

;

♦«$%.: 56%. f.
>
30
: 30
26%
26% ■/
Wi
,7%: 7% ^
■4 •
,
254
254
; :
t
16
y 16%
t
|
•;.> 23%.
24
-

20 y4

19,30ft
.

31

45

•'

Inc

49% Aug 10

July 19

18%'
36%

19%

,;

* i SOO

.

.;
,

33%

23%

12.50

Texas Gulf Producing. Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur—

;30%

30%

96%

-'

Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
—5

45% Mar 29

•64y4i

30%

.

'

-

63'

r.
•

:

33%

45%

35 Ma

Co

Inc

*17,a ,17%
\

.

33%

24%

30 %

Texas

13 ya

3

22% Sep

Texaco

5

33»/a May 29

12

21% Jan

591/: Mar 15
18% Mar

25

*1,400

.13,200

84

31

96%

29%

_1

Transmission

May 29

13

16 V'b Sep

21% Sep

26%

.

-

.

24

18 »/4.

>18%
36%

4,800.

\

313/8

30%

23%

1.25

25% Mar

18 ya

47% Oct

23%

5,900

.

31

*83%

*18% ,-19
.

,16 y8

.

4,600
'•

21

33%

1

x44%

34%

;

1

2,300;

: 26%

T

84%

96%

1

Corp

.

:
;

254'

\ 16",

700:

-8%/...8%

,

10-

.

63/4

Tennessee

13

31%

•

17l/a

7%'V,.

*248' '

-

100:

t

i-

23%,.
13 y4

20%

{

•»

36'/a

18%

*90

1

9

t

.

57%'

7%,

16%

.

36

-

'

4.50

Mar

61

22

>8

' 265

»

,

.,23%.

X23%

17%'
64 ;'t 6G
; 30%
30%

'

v

19%;, 19%

v
,

/

1

Tandy Corp—__lTr.—
TelAutograph Corp—

.

,.

30%
26%

,

200

33,400

.

,49'

:X23'%

y *16%
;

;'

.

.

: 19 V-.
,

26%.

26 %

7%
16.

..

..

—25

Taft Broadcasting Co
Talcott Inc (James)

•65% Mac ,?3
11% Jan
2

i/
••

17%

30

3,700

.13

*46

,

104,600.

87

12%

13%

,

45%

15%

1.38 8/9

—„

12%

24%:

918

25

;

23%

4,100.
31,100.

;■

51

*85

23%

24

9%

:——

——

J

45 Ma

*95%

Swingline Inc class A——.

18

May 29

32% Jun

Swift & Co

.

4 :

50%
"

13%

31
.*83%

1

33

19
57"

:
V

24- ..-24%

,

10%,,..
92

—10c

Mining Co—

Co

18%
20

*90

-

Sweets

27

47 % Jan

.

.

.

36%

19%

-

30'/a

x26%
.

265

36%

1

Superior Oil of California—

24 V4 Mar 21

% Jun 27

,..30%.

270

12.50

-

; "

31

; 17%

,
..

..57%

1 -57%
...

8%.

18 %

^

series A preferred—No par
Oil CO
——No par

Sunshine Biscuits Inc

:

52%,'.

26% - 26%

>

'

64- 1

31%

..

51%

86

23%

33,300

89 y4.
44

i

20% < 21%
8%
8%

17

;

56%

88%
43%

'

■

8

270 •

5

Sunray DX Oil Co——.

.

.

31

^

33%

17 %•.... 17%
ia%
19 ;

..

i6%,

—+

17 •
61 ?'

-

32"%

18%

18%

-

49% Feb

28

6

...

.

•'

■

'

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11% Jan

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28% Feb

27

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24% Mar 23

May 29
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43

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5

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14

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-

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20

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•

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58

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5

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81% Sep

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25

May 29

LOW AND
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25

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1961

Lowest
33 y4 Sep

93

29

47% Feb

15

41% Feb

95% Aug 10

US

14

Jan

4

97% Jun

1

May

1

24% Jan

3

32% Nov

8

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25

32% Mar

9

46% Dec

6

28% Jun

25

47% Mar 23

42 Vt, Dec
95

27

Sep 25

151

Dec

Feb

115

20

158% Oct

,

69

27

153

2

9V#Jan

3

22% Dec

14"

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17

42% Dec

4

26% Jan

5

36% Jun

6

7% Jan

3

9 % NOV

27% Apr

6

3

25

75

Jan

46% Jan
149% Jan
26

3

Jan

Dec

161% Nov

21

54% Oct

27

v

9 % Feb

7

Jan

12

Jun

41

3

23% Jan

6

Jun

25

164

7
9

May

35

2

Mar

2

2

9

: 39%

3

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11

3

39% July IT
17% Jun 22

July 11
Apr

10

7% Jun

4

fl?% May 29
34% Feb
.

30

Jan,

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3

153% Jan
9
27% Oct 27
30% Jan

28

Jan

69% Dec
59

33% Mar 10

Apr

38% Jun

18

38% Jan

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Jun

25

54

Feb

8

170

Feb

31% Jan

2

May 29

-

30

Aug

55

31% May 29

24
3

Jan

26

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38 ya Oct

20

77% Apr 27

22% Jun

77% Mar 30

19 ya Jun

May 29

.

American

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2

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10

Victor

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9

May 29

18

18

27

Jun

25

44% Mar 23

110 '

Jun

22

142

46'A May 28
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67

Raalte

1 Feb

13

49% Jan

27

107

May 15 "

125

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:

68% Nov

21

108

Dec

7

86

Dec

8

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102% Aug 29

81V2July

6

85

Jan

9

92

Nov

83

89

86

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Jun

26

Oct

13

24% Dec

11

28% Nov

17

9% Jan

4

13% Feb

6

2

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16ya Jun

13% Jan

4

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98y2Jan

17

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$5

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20

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Vulcan

22

Jan

10

102

Apr

9

Jan

3

106

Jan

30

16% Feb

5%

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85% Feb

28

24

31'A Dec

29

8% Dec

14

14

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19% May 29
6'A May 29

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40

53

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74

July

9

3

73

38y4Jan

6

58 y2 Nov

15

40% Jun

2

42% Oct

10

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25

7

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Oct

30

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7

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25

11 y4 Mar 28

47/a May 29

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7

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3
4

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20

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6

26

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21

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3

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27

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15

29

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5

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30

39

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3

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23

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6

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94

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102

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25

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87

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11

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3

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25

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27

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56

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29

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5

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27

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25% May 11

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43 y8 Aug

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24

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3

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24

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26

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,

30%

41%
101

53/4

33 '

,36%

10

5 5/8

*21 y2

30%

4Q3/4
*100i/4

23

<

:

par

30

41%
101

5%
1

22"

„*32% :

No par

41

.*100%

-53A

21%

32

31

41%
101

5%

-

-

lOc

-1

*283A

*

3ya

*90

153/a

*108%

,

20
—50'

Co

29

700

<

*243/a

100

Inc__—

32

32%"

82%

_5

Service

Chemical

32

26

80
30

:

451/4

321/4

45

45%

,

25

71

Inc2

Stores

44%

*31 %

-

'

—5

—

*32y2

32%

45

1

10

Inc

32%
451/4

*32

311/2

91%

24 y2

26%

_5

Co_

32%

32%
-451/4 '*

„

2,100

243/4

.1

common

6,700

26 3A

15%

10

—

2.800

29

24%

100 ~~

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160

5%
123/4

*36 Ye

99%

'

common_6.25 *

S S)

1

5%
125/8

*90

99
■

*23

2.50;

J

68%

5 %

36 ya

*10

-31

28 %

com—No par

(The

68%

800

12 3A

<

88 y2

*98

100

8

91 y2

30%
261/8

6,700

73/4

30%

3ya

99%
;

*87

2

5%

22 ya

*28%

.10 Ye

99
*90

5%

12%

60O

53/8

69%

*68

51/8

12%

-

3,200

281%

21%

3%

*10

69

5 Va

12 5/8

3,700

481%

7%

•

46

473/i
*27i/2

5Ve

5%

'•*7%

X46

30

X36

293/4

3%

5%

73/4

:

68

51/4
13

12%

30%

32

1

common

Inc

80%

28%

•

r,—No par

Co

*79

20y2

7%,

so y4

20%

46 y2

;

Ry

Electric

♦79

20 y2

47 y4

..

No par

Inc

Industries

Woolworth

*

*85

Telegraph

Woodward Iron

,

J

1,700

10'A

Inc——1.25

Wisconsin Elec Power
- 6%
preferredWitco

3,800

411/4

preferred—_—No

Wiscbnsin

-

1

263/a

<271/4

2nd preferred—40
RR_———No par

Co
Co

Winn-DiXle

'

;

*25%

*26

371/4

,

*

31 % May 29
23

Jaii

Feb

263/8

■

10 1/2

'

26

4,700

203/8

Corp

$4.25

24,700

34 Va

10 1/2

preference..—
$3 convertible preferred

Windsor

29%

33%

50c

preferred—

Wilson-Jones

'

7

29%

34%

42

Priof

<

Mar 14

9% Feb

30%

33%

26,900

283A

W

preferred—

Wilcox
\

30

34'A

32%
"

10%

preferred series B

Wlckes

'

31'A

20,100

271/4

'

Jun

52% July
6
.85
Dec 29

79 y4 Jan

Union

White Stores

2

Mar 22

34% Jun

18

Pacific

Dental

f

"

16%

32%

1,300

White Sewing Machine common—1

Jan" 19

60

16%

31%

22,200

rr.ui'/I

&

Lines

Motor

43% Feb 28

July 27

7ya Dec

•

v

15

25

26% May 29

24 % Dec
i

10% Jan

May 29

21% Aug

G

nbn-cum

5%%

159

17%
32%

30 'A

preferred series B
preferred series C

White

;

159

16%
31%

29%

Co—i_.—

White

9

158%

'

30 ¥4

Whirlpool Corp common
4%%■ convertible preferred

4

Jan

16%

30

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
»$5

600

30 Ya

Westinghouse Air Brake

-

38 y2

W

.

Westinghouse

'

38%

29 Ye

100
4.10%
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
'4%% preferred———
100

Apr 24

52% Jan
102

15%
31%

31%

47% Mar 28

8
25
23

1143% Oct

<

118

4,500

38 y4

301/4

45

18
33% Mar 16

71% May 14

26% Oct

5

38
*157

38%
158

16%

32%

96% Apr

Feb

*38
158

29%

32

2

92 y4 Jan

300

22%

3iy4

45

2

41

8%
37%

22%

40%

(3D). Co—i

3.80%

8%
37%

23 y4

30y4

32 y2

31

8%
37%

23

23 »A

157/a

44

30% Mar 12

25

2,800

3,500

21%

32%

2

80

4,100

8%

3,500

15%

Co common
preferred—;——
Industries Corp_;

Western

50

22%
8'A

8%

*36%

39 Ya

21%

Baking

4%

8%

37%

22%"

160

16

,

Maryland

23

110

•

(Hiram)

Western

8%

*36%

27%

22%

16'/a

preferred

M'

•

4.20%

8%

21%

..

15 1/2

■'

8%

39

23%
8%

.

16

.1

Western

Jan

50

19

23

27%

39%

*38%

'

23

1,900

21%

•

4

27

39 %

8%

*34y8

22%

'

27%

Ya

22%

8»/2
8%
37 V2
227/8
38y2

33

36%

9

29% Aug 16

3

19

x8%
8y2
*36%
22%
,
38y2
*158
16*%

21%

4'

*38

119,800

lOo

Air

88% Jan

Jan

82 % Dec

22%

♦36 Ye

21

27 y8

27%
39y2

22%

1,000

44 %

142

21 I/B

Bancorporatlon

41% Jan

27%

27%
*38y2

No par

30

Feb

141%

17,900

51%

21%

Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—.1

2

Jan

141%

141 y8

2,200

32 y4

21%

common.

Western

29

141

140 y4

.

x21 'A

Warner 'Co—'—————

Mar 12

32% Feb

44

,

ci3m__l

:

::

Western

'28

44%

44%

,

213/4

100

27% Mar 16

14

55

30

*

4
15

Jan

44

43%

44%
140%

26'A
.

1

Co

39

23% July 51

29% Nov

37% Dec

-

28

50%

140%

981/2

Warren

101V2May22

25

27

Apr

31"
20

31%

50%

Washington Gas Light Cb:—No par
Washington Water Power—No par
Waukesha Motor Co:—51
;
5
*
Wayne Knitting Mills;
5
Welbilt
Corp—
;J;1
<1
:
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
" West Penn Power 4% % pfd
100

-

26

33%

2iy4

98%

6%

* -

26

32%
50%

16 'A

*15'A

Ward

'

26 »A

51

27%

preferrlH100

f Warner Bros Pictures

27% May 17
:
'54% Jan
2
40%-Jan
2
i ■'
51
Jan
2
; '
37% Mar 19
' ' 36% Feb
8 J

July 11

Jan

33 y8 Aug

-

Mar 12

38 Y\ Apr 19

28

19
.

72

.

26%

33

51

16

~--*1031/2

Ward

'

26%

31 y4

26%

100

Walworth

"*

25

liy4 May 29

,66

26

Jun

26'/a

161/8

Wallace & Tiernan inc

'

1.330

27

.—100

Walker

'

1

17,700

x26s/a

—

2

44% Feb

42%
158 y2

41%
158%

161/4

RR, 4%%
preferred
100
Electric Corp
15
System—
No par
Walgreen' Col—
10

65% Mar 21
57 »A Jan
,

80

41%
158%

41%
157%

273A

Waldorf

1

41%-

157%

16%

.

Wagner

„

80%

27ya

—-5

Wabash

20

Jan

9% Jan

25

26% Feb

88

31

.

7,700

80%

8i% ~ siy2"

16.900

34

.

'

24 >A Oct

1,000

39%

51

22%

'

71% July 28

16%

26%

39%

34%

:

—loo

Co

convertible

■

*

16%

,261/2

39%

31 'A

44

100

27'%

26%

-

3,100
*

•

39%
•<

26%

preferred

•

41 y8

8%

100

38%

8%

16%

27

39

81%

157%

38%

9

16 ya

29y8

»50%

6 Ya % preferred

'■if

27%

*80%-

44 y4

31 y4

Inc—

Materials

53/4%

;

*27%
38

38% '

*8%

16%

*44

59,300

33%

Grocery Co

34% Mar 26

Jun

9

16%

100

16%

31

preferred

98

*8%

46

38%

11,700

155

15%

100

$4.20

Von's

*44

38%

70'A

155

35Ye

:

13
3

46

38%

42

69%

16

34%

Corp

preferred
preferred-.

21
21

*44

157%

71%
155

14%

50

31

Co_:

Power

$4.04

26% Jan

51

,

,

_1

Chemical

92 y4 Feb

-

157

10,600

.

81'%

41%

.

157%

36%

*153%

14%

27%
38'/2

k

5,800

36%

5,200

10

6%. dividend partic

Virginia Elec

4

102

14

i

Carolina

94 Va Fen

25

May 28
8y2 May 29

May 12

100

107 y4 Jun

May

42%

.

27

*80 y2

70%

155

16%

38

«

71%

24 y2

35%
31%

lnc__

Co

92% May 22

29

1118

0^87% Jan

111

19

88

6

Mar 23

;

26 %

,

"

Jan

89 y2 Jan

29

i

Aug

,,

,.

70%

24

36%

.,

95 y4

24%

36%

25%

95 y4

34%
30%

Associates

Virginia

*

12.80

Co_

Jan

30

39

36%

9

16 y8

30%

America-—I

50% Jan

19 y2 Oct

*8¥4

81 Ya

24%

35%

25%

96%

*95%

14%

Shares

25y4

96%
24 y8

*153%

the Week

_1

of

Corp

19

43% Apr

par

1

Light Co

45% Feb

20

"

1,

.

&

22

July 14

25

Friday
Aug. 10

-1.25

Vanadium
Varian

25c
5

2.50

:

Co

Power

25

15 Va Nov

25

"

44

Sales for

Thursday
Aug. 9

23%

38"%

'

8%,
8%
8%
8%
*36%
37 y2
22%
23y4
*38
38%
*158
160
17
17%

V

Cb

"

30

9

16%
27lA

22

"

100

Corp

4

2

44

38%

38%

44%. .4.5Va
140y8 140%
27'A ; 27%
*38%
39y2,

30o

Corp

Jan

Nov

^44

50>/2

.

-1

Corp—:

Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Van

PRICES

*95 Vt
r

154
14%

14%

.

28%

"

:
'

25,

preferred——:—

"Upjohn

40% Mar 2Q

20

preferred

153%

A5V*

26%
~

No par

common

69Ya

156

38%

-1Q0-,

—

Pharmaceutical

&

Universal Oil Products

1

3

71 Ya

41%

16%

-

16

19% Jan

Co

Whelan

Universal

33% Feb

29% May
2
30'/a Apr 27

36%
70%

157

50

Convertible preferred.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp__
^Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No

2

SALE

"

8%

28% Jan

3

35%

No par

nonrcumulative

Universal

22% May 29
13% Jun 25

6

Jan

42

2

61% Mar 14

9

36%

5

Corp

Vitamin

United

2

30'A Jun 25

6

7%

6

Aug

13

3

14

; 42% Nov 20

30% Oct 27

22

158

Nov 30

62

;

4

48% Feb

166

2

21% Jun

437/a May 17
55% Nov. 28

10

24%

14%
*43 Yi

100

preferred

U S Tobacco
U S

25

96

23%

*154
,

50

1st preferred

Steel Corp common
7% preferred-

6

11% Apr
40% Apr

\

11.";

common

US

39 % July 17
42% Jan 22
14 % Mar 23

25

-

Smelting Ref & Min com—50

7%

17

39% Feb

23% May 29

*

Co

non-euro

Shoe

S

US

1

Jail

29% Jari

30

U

8

78% Jan
152% Apr

Rubber

8%

Mar 27

58

96

25%

,

US

44% Mar 19

2
25

139% July

147% Jun
5
45% Nov 28

82% May
60% Feb

•

96

36%
70'A

common.,-—>1
-

~

96

/

100,

Industries Inc

preferred series A
Lines Co common———
*-.Va% preferred—

,

HIGH

Wednesday
Aug. 8

Aug. 7
25
25%

24%.

,

101
*8%
U S Pipe & Foundry Co.—
5
"
16y8
US Playing Card Co
5 ,
27
US Plywood Corp common—
I38y8
3%% preferred series "A-100
/ *80 y2

31% May 4
53% Mar 20

Aug

-

U S

23

38

common

*

NO par
4

4%%

5

23% Feb

49% July

91% May 17

23

16
25

152% July 2
22% May 29
22% Jun 26

13

41% NOV

,

40% Mar 19

40

4.

Jan

2

79

.

141% Jan
35

US

48% Mar 29

25% May 29

2

15

3

24

2

21

25%

25

.100
—.1

Co.

Gypsum Co
71o preferred-

Jun

Tuesday

Aug. 6

Corp com.1

preferred——
Foreign Securities

&

US

8% Jan

64% Aug 11

6

45% Jan
75 % Oct

Mar

33

84

'24% Mar

Chemical

&

us Freight

4

Pa*

....

4%%

164% May 25

May 29

Borax

US

14% Jun

.

53% May 18

5

105% Jan

July 11

12

;43

21

2

43% Jan

22

•

30% Jan

21% Oct
26 Va Jan

Jun

98

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest

22% Jun

9

LOW AND

STOCK

NEW YORK

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

143 Ye

1383/4

195/b

20%

101
-

10

85

*83iA

26

84%

800

1,700

•

10

101 ¥4

102

102

1,000

10y4

10

10

2,400

X

27% Jan

t

22% July 20

88% Jan

0

14

166 y4 Jan

19y4May29

.

Xerox

4

30% Feb 21

29% Nov 14

2

19% Jan

87% Jun

24% Jun

27

114% May 17
243/4 July 10

70 y2 Jun

27

May 29

30% Mar 16

•'

-

1073AMar28

16

38% Feb

16

•

-

Corp

Tale « ToWhe Mfg Oo

Young Spring Af Wire
YoungstOwn

-

143 Ye

Corp

10
.—8

Sheet &

Tube—No par Youngstown Steel Dobr
No par;..

>

•

145%

19¥a

.1.25

—:

20y8

*28
283/„
79
" 79%
173A
173A

141%

145%

20%

145%

141% 144%

77,200

-

19%

20 Ye

29

29

29

29

29

29 y8

79 %■"

-

79%

-

-

77%

79

80

17 3A-

17%

-

-

17%

80%
17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

1,100

* '

48%

503/a

48%

49%

48%

49%

38,600

•-

20y4

20

20%

29%

29%

5,200

'

•

x78%

79

900

12,200

Z
62% Nov

2

♦Bid

asked

and

82% NOV 28

prices;

44

Jun

28

-

75¥. Mar 15

Zenith Radio Corp..

sale on this day.
rCash sale.-wd When distributed.
ruptcy-"Act,., or securities assumed by such companies.
11 Transferred from American
,On stock dividends of 25%
or less, high and low ranges of old stock are retained.




no

49%

xEx-dividend.

Stock

Exchange,

y

50%

49

" "49%

Ex-rights.
2 Ex-dlstribution.
tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized Under the Bank¬
yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred/issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
*

A

26

The Commercial and Financial

(658)

Chronicle,

;:.

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
italic

The

FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY

letters

in

the

column

headed

when the bonds mature. Figures after

"Interest

Period"

indicate in

decimal point represent

or

one

each

more

the

case

32nds

of

month

point.

a

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

GOVERNMENT BONDS

Range Since Jan. 1

Range for Previous
Year 1961

Monday

Tuesday

Aug. 6

Aug. 7

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

Lowest

EXCHANGE

Wednesday
Aug. 8
Low
High

.

Thursday
Aug. 9
High

Friday

High

Low

101.26

102.2

101.26

101.4

101.12

Treasury 4s wi—..——Feb 15 1969

100.7

100.9

100.6

100.8

100.9

100.11

100.12

100.10

100.14

100.6

100.10

100.11

100.15

100.13

100

100.4

1G0.7'

100.6

100.10

Oct
I iyo»
Aug 15 1971
Feb
1 1980
—May 15 1968
Nov 15 1971

Treasury 4s_:
Treasury 4s—.

.

"treasury 4s

Treasury 37/as
Treasury 3%s
3%s

Treasury

—Nov

100.2

99.22

,99.30

100.2

98.14
99.16

15" 1974

99.20

102.6

102.4

101.14

101.22

101.16

101.24

100.14

100.14

100,16

100.17

100.14

100.18.

100.7

100.15

v

101.18

99.14

.100

98.18

99.15

101.30

'160.3

100.2

98.10

99.22

.Treasury
^Treasury

Treasury
"Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

99.19

99.12

99.16

93.20

90.8

89.4

"

"

93.28

93.24

90

90.8

88.28

89.4

99.16
94

99.8

100:16

99.18

99.22

93.28

94.21

•90.20

.89.4

89.4

99

98.28

99

98.28

99

98.30

99.2

89.2

89.10

89.4

89.12

89.6

89.14

89.10

89.18

88.30

89.6

88.30

89.6

89.2

89.10

89.8

89.16

98.22

98.24

99.21

99,23

99.22

99.25

93.22

99.25

97.30

98.2

98

97.28

97.30

98.2

85.10

85.18

85.10

85.18

85.16

100.14

100.18

100.14

100.18

98.4

98.8

98

98.4

98.2

98.6

95

95.6

94.30

95.4

95

97.30

85.24

100.17

95.6

99.12
92.10

91.10
90.18

99.14

99.12

92.16

99.14

92.10

90.24

90.24

98.4

85.28

86.4

■

98.6.

95.10

100.17
98.10

99.14

95.4

92.16

92 22.

92.16

92.24

91.22

91.17

91.25

90.20

91.18

90.20

-

90;28

90.26

91.2

99.12

92.18

91.12

98

91.16

99.14

92.12

91.16

90.18

,

99.12

92.16

91.10

91.16

95.4

99.26

100.13

98.8

.

89.26
89.20

99.22

86

98.4

99.4

89.18
89.12

100.14' 100.18
-

90.26

95.12

90.12

90.18

90.10

90.16

•90.10

90.16

90.12

90.16

90.24

89.14

89.20

89.12

89.18

89.14

89.20

89.18

89.24

89.24

90

88.2

Mar 15 1965-1970
1966-1971
1967-1972

Treasury ^Vis-u-Maf 15
Treasury 2 Vis-—Jun 15

88.8

87.30

88.4

88

88.6

88.4

88.10

88.4

88.12

90.18

Treasury 2Vis
Mar

89

8

Mar

f

■

Sep

1967-1972
1967-1972

87.26

88.8

88.2

88.10

Dec

15
15

88.4

Treasury 2 Vis

87.30

88.4

87.26

88

87.28

88.2

88

88.6

88

88.8

Treasury 2 Vis

89

—

89.12

99
,

98.2

85.2

"

.

,90.14' 90.22

89.12

98.28

100.13

99.22

99.18

99.4

94.4

90.12

90.8
89.4

99

100.12

99.20,

93.28

90

88.28"

.

99.23
99.8

4

..

106.10

98.24

100.12

99.16

99.30

100.6

98.28

99.4

100.8

102.12

99.22

100.7

99.19,

99.4
100.10

99.12

93.20

93.28.

99.16

99.28

98.20

99.20

.

99.12

88.28

Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s_
Treasury 2 Vis
-Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2,/as____Dec 15 1963-1968
Treasury 2,/2S____Jun 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2 Vis—

99.,

100.6

100.3

98.22

99.16

99.1

100.10

100.6

90

15 1966
Feb 15 1995
Dec 15 1960-1965
--—Feb 15 1965
Jun 15 1962-1967

Treasury 3s_—-

98.29

100.14

——Aug

Treasury 3s.—

Treasury 2 %s

99.4

100.10

99.20

100.4

,

98.14

'

99

Aug 15 1968
May 15 1966
——Nov 15 1967
3V2&—
Nov 15 1980
3V2S—
Feb 15 1990
3'/as—-Nov 15 1998
3%s—
Nov 15 1966
3'As
Jun 15 1978-1983
31/4S
-May 15 1985
3s
.—Feb 15 1964

Treasury 3%s

Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s

Bonds ($)

101.10

99.18

99.30

98.22

Week

Low

101.28.102.4

101.12

99.10

Low

.

102.2

101.10

100.6

99.14

High

Sales for

Augv 10
High

Low

Treasury 4 Vis
May 15.1975-1985
Treasury 4'/4S wi—Aug 15 1992-1987

Highest

Lowest

Dec

15

1959-1962

99.26

99.27

99.26

99.27

99.26

99.27

99.26

99.27

99.27

99.29

106.16

105.16

106.16

105.16

87.30

88

87.28

88.2

88.2

International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5S

103

103

10

Nov

103.8 July 25

101

4 Vis

July 11

July 11
101.8 July 10

101.8 July 10

:

4Vis-

105.16

106.16

105.16

1980

103

104

103

104

103

104

103

104

103

104

1

1973

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

--—Jan

1

1977

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

1C0.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

-Feb

-

1

1982

100.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

100.24

101,24

1C0.24

101.24

100.24

101.24

—;

4 Vis

May

—

4 Vis

Jan

1
15

s—ZIIm ay T5

3 Vis

Oct

3 Vis

DerT

"i

Dec

84

^Sale prices

P

indicated, with a .double dagger.

are

All

New York Stock

Period

Exchange

New

.

Sale Price

York Oily

Corporate

June-Dec

92 it

99.28

99.28

96.8

95.16

96.16

f95

94

95

94

95

94

95

94

92

94

92

94

92

93

85.8

86.8

94

94

92

86.8

1975

86.8

85.8

85.8

86.8

85.8

89

90

89

90

89

90

89

87

86

87

86

1197P

87

93

86.8
90
.

.87,-•0.0*4 r

..1

t

100.4

•

,89.12

90,12^0

86.12/

87.12

0,1

£1'

-La■•a su

10)
Week's Range

Friday
BONDS

Range Since

Sold

Jan. 1

No.

High

92U

t

86

85.8

1972

98,16

100.4

anft^MkQd'quotations

Bonds

Bid & Asked
Low

1980—.—

stock.

100.4

99.28

100.24

95.8

95

1981

Lew

High

92

.

Interest

'

Period

New York Stock Exchange

Transit Unification Issue—
i%.

97.16

96.8

92

1

100.12

98.16

95.8

95.8

(Range for Week Ended August

Week's Range
or Friday's

Last

Oct

100.24

97.16

96.8

96.8

1969
1971

QQ

98

100.16

98.16

100.4

99.28

100.4

99

98

,

99

-.

100.24

3II i.

—

Friday
Interest

BONDS

99.28

98

106.16

97.16

98.16

95.8

99

98

99

■

100.16

100.24

97.16

'94

1

Mar

other figures are 'bid

T7TTT

100.16

98.16

1968

99

98

99

98

100.24

97.16

1962

—July 15

3s_„

99

98

98

99

98

100.16

15

-May 15

3 Vis-

Jun~25

90

1978

Oct

3%s_———

J|ily^2^,;

1

99

98

1979

Jan

—

3 Vis—

89

,

19fi7

4c

3%

105.16

1985

1

-

-

4 Vis

106.16"

15

Nov

Dec

4 "Vis

101

10

Nov

Feb

—

103.8 July 25

99

.

Last

or

Sale Price

(continued)—
§«7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest

'•

reduced

to 3.5%)

Low

v

funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
—Aprll-Oct
Caldas (Dept of)' 30-yr * t bonds 1978—Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 2%s 1974————Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78-Jan-jKZj/
{•Chile (Repubhc) external s f 7s 1942—May-Noo
§®7s assented 1942
-May-Nop

High

Bonds

Range Since

Sold

Jan. 1

No.

Low

High

95%

95%

94'

81%

81%

.76

56%

56%

47%

85%

85%

82%

"86%

82%

82%

82 Va

85%

56%

-June-Dec

1978—

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Brazil

56 %

95%

.

5%

Wertheim & Co.

External sinking

•

External sinking fund 6s Feb
• 6s assented Feb 1961.:

•

Telephone

One Chase Manhattan Plaza

Teletype

HA 5-4400

New York

NY 1-0483

•

AND

GOVERNMENTS

FOREIGN

Akershus (Kingdom of Norway)

4s 1968—Mar-Sept

Amsterdam

(City of) 5V4s 1973—
Mar-Sept
SeAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§e External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan 'July
{•External sinking fund 7s ser d 1946—Jan-July
SeExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
§e7s

3rd

30-year 3s
Australia

20-year
20-year
15-year
15-year

series

1957

-

f $ bonds 1978

s

1978

June-Dec
June-Dec

April 1980—
Oct

1980:

May-Nov
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Mar-Sept
—April-Oct

-i

20-year
Austria

5'/a8

Jan-JuZy
Jan-July
Jan-July

old——

1982

new

5%s extl

(Rep)

s

X $ 1973

..June-Dec

Austrian Governments 4%s assented

§• Bavaria

(Free State) OVas 1945
debs adj (series 8) 1965

4%s

*57

96 %
100%

5%s

external
extl loan

5 Vis

loan

extl loan

•Berlin

s

1972

f

1977

external

98%
101

4%s debt adj ser A

4%s debt adj

Berlin

ser B

"SSSSSS.June-Dec

1950

_

1978—III-ICIT

6s

6%s

s

6'/as

s

f

Debt

•

1

reduced

to

3.5 %)

8

1926

8

due

f 6%s of 1927 due




see page

98%

93%

94%

27

91

99

94'/a

17

92%

99%

94

22

92

44

98% 105
94% 102%
98%' 104%

100% 100%
95

-

96%

99% 100%

95%

96%
96%

18
:

38

101%

9

94%

lOl'/a

10

94%

35.

92%
42

92%

92%

42

42

99%

99

38%

100%

52

99

104

99%

15

98%

96%

967/e

12

96%

"

1960

• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961—
—Jan-July
3s1 extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Mortgage Bank 7s 1946———May-Noy

June-Dec
—April-Oct

Cuba

—June-D/*c

(Republic of) 4%s external 1977——June-Dec
(Dept of) 3s 1978—.
Jan-July

Czechoslovakia

(State)

Denmark
5 Vis

(Kingdom

extl loan

El Salvador

of)

94%

•

81

88%

European

Estonia
Coal

5%s

—

1974

1977

Aprll-Oct
—Feb-Aug
May-Nov

1973

—

(Republic of) 7s 1967
Coal and Steel Community—
and

Steel

77

80

4%s

73

80

102

"

94%

66

71

17

51%

101'% 102

70

16

47

100%

80%
102

95%

101%

71

24

24

»

*56 y8

24%

106%

23

37

47%

12

60

60

30

30

40

97%

98%

7

96%

93%

98%

94%

17

93%

97

64

85

"85

105

73%

81

97%

97%

4

"85

5

April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov

100%

10

97%

105%

941/4
98 y8

32

93%

100%

*97%

97

102%

97%

97%

20

100

100

93%

93%

C

*93

II

97

98

91%

95%

German

94

95%

sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924

76

82

10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund Issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
4s dollar bonds 1972
International loan of 1930—
5s

—

',7!73%

95%

Jan-July
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct

secured

5%s dollar bonds 19693s dollar bonds 1972

82

54

95

5%
96

Community—

secured (7th series) 1975
(11th series) 1978
(13th series)
1980
5 Vis s f debentures 1982
{•Frankfurt on Main 6%s 1953

82

.77%" 78

78

...

5%s

70

Aprll-Oct
April-Oct

93

reduced to

5%s

5s

5

2%

(Republic of)—

5V48 debt adjustment
85

95%

5%

*96

3%s external s f 8 bonds Jan 1 1976——Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July

*81%

95

5%

—

•Stamped assented (Interest
6%) extended to 1960

*85

78

.

*35%

Cudinamarca

Energy Supply Schwaben—

78

*89

_

5%8 gtd extl loan 197J9

98%

I"

*35%

Columbia

104%

II

*89

(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Deo
{•Cologne (City of) 6%s 1950—.——Mar-Sept
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sept
• Colombia (Rep of)
6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct

102

99'/a

loct

Aprll-Oct

assented

•7s

101
50

*35%

•Chinese

109

96

43%

92%

98%
99
101
101%

100

39

34%

29

42

Credit Froncier De France—

2

37

*89

7s

104%

ZI

361%

91

39

*35% I
■36 %

*35%

Consol Municipal

104%
99

91

*89

1960——Mar-Sept
——Mar-Sept

Chilean

101%

1957—Aprll-Oct

1957

*35%

9oya

97%

91%

91%

*89

41%

97%

103%

91%

*35%

90'%

86

98

92%

41%

20

87%

92%

*89

*35%

98%

97%

421/«
-42

42

*89

99%

10

92%

—June-Dec
—June-Dec
• 6%s assented 1961
—June-Dec
• Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
ApriZ-Oct
6s assented 1961
—ApriZ-Oct
• Guaranteed
sinking fund 6s 1962—May-Nov
• 6s assented 1962—
May-Nov

98%

91

42

*35%

1957

Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972

(interest

t° 8.375%) 1979—

footnotes,

99%

93

*35
39%
100% 100%

June-Dec

8tampea pursuant to Plan A
(Interest
reduced to 8.375%) 1979

For

92%

10

(Interest

plan A
•

3

96'/a

June-Dec

1978
of

95%

Jan-Juty

1941

A

95%

*100%

Jan-July

!erles B 1978

8 of) external 8s

Stamped pursuant to Plan

•

92%

:

*89

1961—Jan-July

—

—

April uct

g

adjustment—
debentures series A 1978

•nrotfi

ApH

T——Ifeb-Aug

Berlin Power &
Light Co Inc—

60

June-Doe

„

1959

48%

Anril-Oct.

.

debentures 1951

f debentures

—

—

Anril-Oct

1970-111111-1—A?r!-Oct

City Electric Co—
debentures 1955

114

,41%

*35%'

External sinking fund 6s
•6s assented Sept 1961

Chile Mortgage Bank 6%s
• 6%s assented 1957

__

60 Vi

'*—

AnriZ-Oct

__

loan

•

•

*89

l——Feb-Aug

Ry external sinking fund 6S Jan
• 6s assented Jan 1961—

60

49%

41%

*35%

1961——.Feb-Aug

98%

98%

June-Dec

(City of) 6s 1958

{•6%s

„

Mar-Sept

1976

114

—

95%

—

Belgian Congo 5 Vis extl loan 1973—
ApriZ-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
5%s

106

93%

100%

Feb-Auo

;

99 Va

—

94%

93%

1980—Jan-July
Feb-Auc

39

91%

96%

April-Oct

1981

1982

*96%
*96%
*96%

June-Dec
;

1979—

20-year 5Vis

*96%

95%

91%

__

100% 101 Vi
*96%

June-Dec

..

20-year 5%s

101 Vi

Jan-July

(Commonwealth of)—
3'/as 1967
;«
SVis 1966—
3%s 1969—
4 '/2s 1971—
4%s 1973
5s
1972.—

15-year
15-year
20-year 5s
20-year 5%s
20-year 5 Vis
20-year 5'As

*91Vi

Apr-Oct

-

*89

—

60

■

*35%

—

ISSUES

CORPORATE

1960

—_Jan-July
Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
•External sinking fund 6s 1962—
April-Oct
• 6s
assented 1962_
April-Oct
• External sinking fund 6s 1963
—May-Nov
• 6s
external 1963
—May-Nov
Extl sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993——June-Dec

•

FOREIGN

assented

6s

*89

fund 6s I960—April-Oct
:——April-Oct,

•

Members New York Stock Exchange

82%

8IV4

;

76

80

3s

dollar bonds
dollar

1980bonds 1972

-April-Oct
April-Oct
,

—

103% 103%

-

*89%

1963-—Jan-July
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec

.991%

'

99%
*99%

107

83%

99%

983^1

99%

93%

1001/4

—

*107% 108
*93%

103

90

•

—

104

91%

90%

109%
96

Number 6185

196

Volume

,

,

The Commercial and Financial

,

Chronicle

(659)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS

Interest

:

Period

Exchange

New York Stock

or

Sale Price

Steel & Iron Worksmige 1945

l

s

Government—

Greek

Range Since

Sold

'High

BONDS

Jan. 1

No.

Low

(Republic of) —
3%s-4s-4%s
(dollar bonds

311/4
31

'

301/4

31%

119

24

31%

28

•

31

107

221/2

31

II

1061/4

98 Ya

Sud .America

3V2S

ext

7s

93%

B

93 ya

JO-year
A. i«7S

gtd. ext

s.

1952

series B

6s

f .1974—
Development Bank 6s ; 1976—

92

18

8i

See.Cauca

81

United Elec

173
81

81-

-

811%

52

101

86%

86%

V

80%

6s

due

1961: extended

Alabama

89

'

"

of

loan

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—May-Nov
——May-Nov

1954

'24

extended to 1964
• 5%s ext)
loan of *30 1965—
,5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
due

1954

38

86%

91

16

92 %

97%

94%

96%

96i/4

22

93%

90%

95%

97

53

94%

(•Kreuger
Lombard

Electric

Medellin

•

30-year 3s

s

207
99

99

98

26

*22%

21

*%

—

207

1%

•

Southern

reduced

sink

debentures

fund

sink

56

101

48%

56

•

1976

5%s

year

;—

External

4%s

.

f

s

extl

4s -sinking

f

s

'S'/as

v

Apr-Oct

104%

30

98%

105%

93%

94%

34

93

97

96%

97

29

93%

exlernal
1973

extl loan

94 %

4%s

100%

5%s due

5y2s

99%

100 %

2%s

22

97

102%

2%s debentures 1982—

97

97%

18

95%

103

98%

debentures

218

98

218

debentures

1

98

100%

96%

12

95

4

97%

103%

96

97

11

95%

98%

;

.

•

Nat .loan

i

1960—June-Dec
f 6s 2nd series 1961—April-Oct
f

s

extl

s

series

1st

6s

*--..
*78

——

convertible

April-Oct
1950—Jan-July

assented-1968——
§ •External sinking fund gold 8s

v.'

■

•4,/bS
•

•

.

Porto

assented

4 %s

8%

8

*9
8

87

78 J/4

87

—

•

.

;

'

9

8

9%

8 %

8
9 J/a

8

70

tie.i'Hturii

5%s

or)

§»Rio de Janeiro

'

57

j£Way-Nov

1973——

*51

,

55

51J/2

55

reduced

*

§♦ 8s

-

1

71%

Feb-Aug

43As

79 J/2

Avco

5s
68

*54

V

68

60

68

of

loan

1946

1921

—

~

60

reduced

sinking

gold

fund

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012—

-

1967

stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%) 2004

June-Dec

§«Rome

(City)

6'As

.

extl

7s

Electric

<«6'/2S
Siemens

Silesia

(Prov

of)

Africa

loan

of)

4yis

Dec.

Italy Dev Fund

*23%
♦241/s

•

5'/us

(40-year)

•

__

62 J/2

169

71

80

97

98%

25

211/4

251/4

26

20%

251/4

99%

99%

10

__June-Dec

Jan-July
__

June-Dec

*61/4
*97

96%

7

9%

94 Va

98

96%

96%

15

96%

96%

5

101

101 Ya

48

101

101

34

10

9%
100

94

971/4

93%

97

100

102'A

99% 102%

Jan-July

;
1981

to

—Jan-July

extl

due

of

loan

'27

extended

1961

1961

ids
6s

200

91

23

105

1171/4 119

66 »A

121 %
133

77%

81%
86'/a
77

78

1

76'A

80%

76%

77J/2

3

75

91%

90

91%

87

891/2

95

88%

89

10

87

91

83%

848$

18

81%

86%

907/e

92

Mar-Sept

May-iVou'

lOOya ■m* '■

106%

8

41

89%

94%

99Ya

102%
107%

253

142
44

*100

100'A

1969—April-Oct

—May-Nou

1984

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1962

Feb-Aug
June-Dec

—

94%

94%

88%

94%

_Feb-Aug
April-Oct

1977-

295

80

105 Ya

382

**105 ■*

106'A 107 %
290

Mar-Sept

1973

89

5

94%

9«%

10

881/2

90 Va

88

*57

62%

97

977/a

997/a

997/s

4

5

1001/4

9983

87%

96

103'A 104%

128

99 V4

120

99 33

121

99%

102%

89

9933

101

97%

106'A 106'A

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105% 105'A

106 »A

—Feb-Aug
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103%

53

87%

104%

62

94% 101%
98 Va 102%

*100
89

90

57

*88%

—

2

105

102%
107

104%

107

103%

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92%

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90%

30

93%
90

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101

101

101

92

98%

99%

19

92%

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2

92

95%

95%

1

95%

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80

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97

89%

94

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10

108% 109 7A

109

97%

87
97

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Ry 3%s

310

87%
105

102V4
93

'95%
80
97

90

118%

America—

of

Jan-July

95

96

Feb-Aug

1981^

debs

195

130

91

121

380

96

160

251

Corp—
1979—:

191% 202%

RR—

4s

Gas

M

99%

100

98 3A

101

A

B

ser

4'As

mtge

C

ser

&

Electric

3s

series

debs

subord

conv

Finance

mortgage

Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
May -Nov
June-Dec

1977

mortgage

series

I

2%s series J
mortgage
3s series K

1970.
1976_
1979.

Airplane Co 4'As conv 1980—,
(The)
Co 27/as debs 1981
fund debentures 1991

sink

4%s

&

Maine

Shoe

117

series

AC

♦II

82'A

—

I

4'As

conv

80

126

—

77%

—

93

114

21

128

106%

80

92

155

___

•J'.'T'V

101%

110

102

105'A

101

104%

87

105% 106%

•

*103% 105
—

102 % 103

10

90

4

88%

91

82%

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84%

86%

110

92%

139 Vt

181

98

127

101

100

87

102'A

104'A 105

Jan-July

—

*100

101

1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981
June-Dec
• Bush
Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1982
Jan-July

84%

99%

—

103%

33%

43%

34%

1

11%

11%

12%

72

10

18%

41 »A

39

4 l'A

33

34 Va

50

93%

93%

4

90%

82.1/4

82'A

12

80%

85'A

78

78

34%

34%

•951/4
93%

92'A

83%

Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s

121

119
♦96

'II

-I

*92%
♦104

Jan-July

sub debs 1981—Jan-July

84

80%

*84

_Mar-Sept
—June-Dec

1967

1971

Ca3%s debs

77
62 %

90

Mar-Sept
1970_May-Nov
1st
Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968—
ApriZ-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 4VaS 1983
Mgy-Nov
1st
mortgage 5%s 1986
—June-Dec
5s

55

49

59

53%

♦84

mortgage 4'As series A July
mortgage 6s series SS 1965

Buffalo

56%

51%

49%
75

59

53%

RR—

mortgage

Brunswick Corp

67 Va

—May-Nov
__Jan-July

•Inc

Brown

69%

54

—Jan-July

May-Nov

31/4S conv debentures 1980
Borden

81

54 V4

22

109

T4~

1982

debs

23As

66

23

54%

—Mar-Sept

Steej Corp—

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67'A
57%

54%

Jan-JuZy
June-Dec

1989

Z

1981

debentures

47/ss

5s

66

56%

54%

Co—

mtge

Beneficial

66Va
56%

-April-Oct

to

—April-Oc*

Canada Southern

1971—

*99%

17

~-

Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
,

93%

74%

cony
debentures 1974
Laboratories Inc—

41/4S

First

__June-Dec

92%

92%

69%

,

'

92%

-T—

94%

95 y*

92

23

106

99

105 Va

90

218

83%

95%

102

.

•

—

122%

93%

81%
108

94%

—•

142
85

147%
93

(City of)—

0V2S

5'4»s

■

Ltd—

i 1971

extended

1971

Tokyo

s

69

__Mar-SepZ

new..

59%

1995_:

4s

Consol

80

♦100

..June-Dec

61

148

78

sink fund 3'As 1990
ref mtge sink fund 4s 1993

Boston

—Mar-Sept
5'/2s 1982
5y2S 1974— —May-Nov,

Power' Co

&

ref

Baxter
60

60

*97

European Pipeline

Southern

Electric

■

—June-Dec

1965

.1968

1

Southern

Taiwan

60

Ohio

mtge

ref

1st

Consol

„June-Dec

112

61%

73%

!

mtge 37/8s ser

cons

Boeing

1968_

loan

*71%

May-Nov

—

Jan

(Union

extern.nl

-O-

Ltd—

Co

&

Bethlehem

May-Nov
1962-

1958

external

5 »T

(Kingdom)—

6y2S 1951
external 7s 1958

*M>s

*58

May-Nov

1962

external

Power

j'/2a
•

<*60 /;■! 7- ^

(interest

Corp

assented

• va.s

71

1957__May-Nov

1952

Halske

&

•

'

168%

May -Nov

.

fund

mtge s f 1952
extended to 19B2_;

1st

due

South

external

B secured

series

Shinyetsu

•

sinking

& Slovenes

secured

• <sa

651/2

—May-Nov

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
v -"daiced
to 2%) 2012—.

Serbs Croats

•

to

__

(interest

Plan A
2.375%) 2001
10

secured

'

70

ApriZ-Oct

1952—

8s

pursuant

reduced
•

1952

6y2S

(City of)

slumped

.

—

rf

127%

78

62%

60%

81%

debs

Santa

debs

subord

cons

1st

.

♦65%

i**i

1001/4

107%

61%

61

71%

1979_

subord

conv

cons

1st

June-Dec

104%

16

1977———

Canteen

Baltimore

May-Won

(interest

§«Sao Paulo

75 J/2

101

(interest

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
^reduced to 2.25%) 2004
78

68
101

June-Dec
1966

of .1926 due

93%

102

42

1983-:

3%s

Manufacturing

1st

1968—June-Dec
(interest

-

»7s external loan

„

90%
2

62

106
•

1995

deb

Charl Air Line

&

conv

1st

to Plan A (Interest
2.5%)
1999-—:—
April-Oct

to

internal

»6s

93

102% 102%

92%

29

1970
Feb-Aug
1980
Mar-Sepf
1995
:—April-Ocf
4J/2S convertible income Feb 1 2010—:
May
4J/2S conv debs series A 2010^
Jan-July
1st

Stamped pursuant
v

*91

——

1995——

4s

Baltimore

April-Oct

.

102'A

91

„

78%

54

1

(State of)—

Sul

external

2012

2%)

to

do

71%

(interest

Stamped 'pursuant to Plan A
:

Rio Grande

71%

68

99%

98%

*92%

97

84%

1977

Topeka k

General

Automatic
—^

97%

79%

1976_

debs

debehtures

Atlanta

8s 1946——April-Oct

(City of)

;slumped ^pursuant tu Plan A, (interest
'- reduced
to
2.375%)
2001
April-Oct
§ •External secured 6V2S 1953
:
Feb-Aug

19

83%

debs

sub

Stamped 4s July 1

' *

.

98

79%

April-Oct
May-Nou
1963—May-ZVou
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4J/2S A 1964——June-Dec
General mortgage 4s ser A 1980
—Mar-Sept
Gen
mortgage 4'As ser C 1972
Jan-July
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980.
Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures- 1966—Jan-July
3'As ' debentures
1979
Jan-July
41/2S conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
•

*

,

"

93 V4

84

!

debs

debentures

debentures

5'/8s

•

.

Nyasaland

10

10

57

.-

13

8

13%

Inc

Investment

subord

5%s

5'As

10

,

and

Mar-Sept

debentures

3%s

subord

conv

4J/2S

9%

9

•

Rhodesia

■

——„Feb:Aug.,

gold 4s July

5s

Co

Associates

9

1

&

Armour

4'/2S

to

slumped

(Interest reduced to 2.375%)

•.

Jan-June

■——

1977_

Inc

first

Arbor

Atchison

Plan A
2001_.
Jan-July
„f-7%s 1966 stamped- pursuant to Plan A
•>«,.-y• '.Interest; reduced to 2.25% V 2006
Jart-July
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
.'.•..-Wreck niorl.gage 7s 1950—i
Mar-Sept
Diresct mortgage 6s 1952—
May-Mow
.-.ConsoL'''mortgage 6s 1953
—.—1
May-Nou
.Consol mortgage 6s 1955———
Feb-Afcg
lwbl

is>

—

—Quar-Jan
Apco Oil Corp 5%s 1981
a__
Apr-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
April-Oct
4%s sinking fund debentures 1986—^
June-Dec

86J/2

82

9

Jan-JulV

1963

(City of)—
pursuant

Alegre

&

101'A

94

79%

debentures

debentures

3'As

56

86 J/2

15

>

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.

50 Va

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,

53
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.

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,^-i ■

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April-Oct
assented 1958
r_.
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loan sink fund 7s 1947_April-Oct

§ •Poland
*

extl

loan

—

._ApriZ-Oct

debentures 1983——————_r

4Vts

Ann

..

»Nat

87%

98'A

97%

ApriZ-Oct

1971_—a

American Tobacco Co 3s

1947

7s

84%

34

102%;

99%

98%

5

99%

*100

91%
Jan-July
^QebehtUres'T985_——ApHl^Ocfr? '100%

5S ;

........

21

85%

94

94

3%s :debentures_1990

101%
208 V*

99%

_Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125-%) 2008_
Mar-S?pf
• Peru
(Republic of) external 7s 1959—Mar-Sept
of)

100

99%

99

—April-Oct

3V4S debentures, 1984

Vv

95%

Apr-Oct

115

85%

—

——

__May-Nov

1973

3%s debentures

7

100%

98

94%

90%
100 'A

June-Dec

1986

2%s debentures 1987—

98%

208 V*

96%

64

13

Feb-Auy
April-Oct
i
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
————1—June-Dec

1980

debentures

2%s

June-Dec

57

—

163

Telegraph Co—

&

99%

June-Dec

64

931/4

«

98%

1977—:

(State

1970

1981.

debs

April-Oct
—May-Nov

1973—

103

99
—

ApriZ-Oct

__May-Nou
-Mar-Sept
debs 5s 2030-

Co—

Telephone

Anheuser-Busch

§#Pernambuco

._

subord debs 1980-

2%s

100% 101%

113

"

1988^

2%s debentures 1975

1975

loan

loan

extl

f

s

5%s; extl

of)

external

f

s

Optical

conv

100 %

(30-year): l958_—.w>_-.—May-Wo»extended to 1968—
May-Nou

1958

(City

subord

conv

4.40s

100%

*97%

94%
101

103% 104%

1986

99%

97%

6

92%

Jan-July

junior debentures 1987—
American Machine & Foundry Co—

99%

1970—June-Dec
Feb-Aug

67

•—

June-Dec

4.80s

*99 §3

1976——i—:

loan

external

98 %

Co
debs

subord

*99% 100

*

104%

101

104%

104

—

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—

80 Va

90%
163

120

98

Feb-Aug

1964—

1980

debs

Feb-Aug

99%

44

102% 102%

1990

.—April-Oct

1963

loan

3%s

Co

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conv

American

'As, extl loan

Oslo

■;

-

1965-—April-Oct

4'As

1965——

loan .new

fund

Can

American & Foreign Power

99%

93%

§»Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952—
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
i»6s extl loan
(30-year) 1953^,^—Mar-Sept
6s Que 1953 extended to 1963—.
Mar-Sept
»5

50

1

"99% 100%

—

127

Co

1979—

37/ss

of Canada Ltd

debentures

American

Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s

...

'

-

'

5'As

4%s

4%s
'

45

April-Oct

5'As

of)—
siiiking. fund old

56

(Kingdom

Norway

3y8s

debentures

fund debentures

sink

American

.May-Nov

1977—
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
8s gtd dollar bonds 1976
15-year

of America

fund

Aluminum Co

168%

50

52

94%

96%

*102

98

_April-Oct
1998
1978—._April-Oct
-April-Oct

4s

gtd

sinking fund

American

*—

100

..

123

—June-Dec

100

15

sinking

4'/2S

Mar-Sept

1970
!-•:

5V2S

1st

debentures 1982
37/sS sinking fund debentures 1983

62

168%

*45

(Govt)

*96%
127

debs 1981_April-Ocf
June-Dec

Dye 3V2S debs
Corp 4>/2S 1981_,„

Stores

91 Ya

90%

„

System—

Power

Aluminum Co

1%

1959— Mar-Sept

6'As

fund

90

__

80»/a

1986

Chemical &

Allied

100%

24%
%

56

99%

__

COMPANIES

INDUSTRIAL

June-Dec

1981

conv

debentures

Allied

"

-

4V4S

June-Dec

Zealand

fund

sink

Western

3s

Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Mar-Sept
reduced
to 2.125%)
2008—
New

1967

6%s

2008

2.125%)

to

extl

Secured

•

sink; fund

extl

3V4S

RR

Allegheny &

1958-!—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to--Plan A (Interest

♦Secured

AND

♦100%

*94%

5%s

104

April-Oct

1952

(City of)
6'As
Gerg,£s_4£tate)—

9%

June-Dec
June-Dec

1971

to

See old name of West Penn Electric

June-Dec
Jan-July

10 Y*

8

Jan-July

*91%

Great

Allegheny
101%

12

—June-Dec

6V2s 1954
f $ bonds 1978—

§• Milan
Minas

1959—Mar-Sept

1952

7s

Co

(Colombia)

93 Va

9%

9%

'8

May-JVoit

97

101% 102%

1957—April-Oct

(State Mtge Bank) 7s
& Toll 5s uniform cod

§• Jugoslavia

93%

Power Co 1st mtge 3'/2S 1972
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1984—
—„_Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4M2S 1975—April-Oct
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980
Apr-Oct

J

93%

101%

91

13

1st

(Imperial Government)—
extl

6VaS

•

6'/2s

91
98

87

87 y8

»6%

Alabama

97

80%

87%

Feb-Aug

RAILROAD

Jan-July

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

88

81

22

83%

83

4%s

<

High

Corp—

mortgage 6s series A 1953
Yokohoma (City of) 6s of '26 1961

•

—June-Dec

May-Nov

Jan. 1
Low

No.

173

24

—

Range Since

Sold

94

(Dept of)
Feb-Aug

1958

Power

83

81 i/a

Mar-Sept

Bonds

'78

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

1984—

7s

Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
Japanese

1978

Valley

external

83%

83%

May-Nov

readj
readjustment

(City)

Westphalia

00%

"

1977

gtd extl loan

6

81%

81

,—?——■-—

5'As .extl s

Japan

9?

81%

Jan-July

§»Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951—-——
Jamaica
(Government of) 5%s 1974
Japan

?2

81

Institute—
I 3s 1977.

Italian Public Utility

9?u

—Jan-July
Mar-Sept

1947—

series

.

s.

Feb-Aug
Jan- July

High

June-Dec

1st

_

1977

3s

I

30-year; gtd

May-Nov

1979—

§»4%s assented 1958____

Feb-Aug

Works

Credit

Friday's

1937)—

1979

external

external

§• Warsaw

—Jan-July

1977__,——

debs

7%s

(Republic) ext s f 4s 1977
Consortium for Public

Italian

conversion

valle.Del Cauca

Jan-July

.

Italian

readjustment

External

t

of

37/8S-4y8S-4&s ext conversion 1978
4s-4%s-4yas

*1601/4

—April-Oct

..

or

Bid & Asked

Uruguay

April-Oct

Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 1949
■I 4'lAs[- debentures
adjustment .1970——
Ilseder
Steel
Corp
6s
1948_
International; Tel & Tel—

Last

Sale Price

Low

External

May-ZVoc
—Feo-Aup

1964
•
1968
*
,r
§ •Hamburg
(State of) 6s 1946a——
vConv
&
funding 4'As 1966
part

Period

High

;

paid

part

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

April-Oct

paid

7s

• oa

•

Bonds

Hope

Is

Week's Range

Friday

Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

Good

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Week's Range

Last
-

27

1st

mtge

$

June-Dec

series 1953
1963

..June-Dec

1953 extended 40

For footnotes,




see page

35.

221%
100% 101

221%
100%- 101%

Power first 3s 1976
consol gtd 5s A 1962

Canadian Pacific

June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct

♦83

Ry—«

California Electric

4%

consol debentures

(perpetual)

Jan-July

82%

85

99%

5-3%

99%

74

73

74

6;.
59

.

99 Ja
72

85

101%
78%

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Stock Exchange

New York

Last

1

Sale Price

98'/2

Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4 s 1981
Case (J I) co 3'As debs 1978
5%%
conv subord debs 1983
Caterpillar Tractor 4»/as debs 1977
4%s sink fund debentures 1986—_
Carolina

60%

April uct

6s

warrants

96%

debs ww

subord

conv

warrants

Without

101

78%

,

105

v

102%

96%

95 ?4

98

85

..

.

__

105%
88%

73'/2
67

86

63

10

67

75%

39 '/a

*93'A
100

99

101

debentures

3 Vis

debentures

86 'A

3s

93 V4

.

—

3%s

88 '/a

86

—

40%

84%

88

,

93 V4

4%s

55

.

97%

-

117

117

-

118 %

'

128 '

11?

',.,114

-

100%

2

114,.,

U87/b

-

101

1965
1981
subord debentures

debentures

3 %s

3%s

conv

1984—
4Vis 1992

*90-/8

107%

165

*94%

D 1996—May-Now
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E 1996—_Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37As series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A
div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-AUg
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
1st & refunding mortgage 3s
1990__
Feb-Aug
1st &
refunding mortgage 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug

78%

80

81'A

81%

91

93

impt M 3Vis series

and

R? und

91;.

75 %

15

88%

94%

82

•

80

3.

83

85

83 %

•

5s

& Erie

83%

1

82%

90

92

95%

70%

Oil

Co

1965

—

First

84

13;

■

,

.

1st

mortgage

First

15

53%

54%

88

48

43'A

43

44%

gold

General

5s

w*

4s

56

*67% 69 D>
*71%'
^ '
,

98

v

54%

5

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128

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debentures; 1974—__,———
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20

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Tel

Corporation—5y4s

Nashville Chat

*100

3y2s

gtd

Tel &

States

debentures

3y8s
NAF1

•

first

Essex

Mountain

*66%
240 ;

&

19%

19%

93%

19

1

*93%

,—»•

—_Feb-Aug

—

1981_,—______

debs

subord

Morris

*78
~"

—

100% 100%

1981—:—j.

debs

Department

Circuit

5y4S

.

*8oya
■

f debentures series A

Kanawha

■

•

c

53 %
92

54

4%s debs 1980—Jan-July

Montgomery Ward Credit
4%s
debentures
1981

—

?85%
*"

.

I-T-E

81 y4

84

*85%

—

1977,-—.—Mar-Sept
4 Vis s f debentures
1987—
._Jan-July
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978—
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980—
^—Jan-July
3 Vis s

78%

—Feb-Aug
1979—May-Nov
_Feb-Auy

—

Co—

4%s conv subord deba

Interstate

78%

—"

—

debentures Jan 1 2045——

first-gtd 4$, 199^,—-Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 3%Ts series B 1966,—_Feb-Aug
Monoh Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April

&

sihk fund debs

Interstate.

"

'

101% 101%

Intern! Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs
4.90s

—

'

•

income

"5s

99% 133%

'156'r

-

Mohawk &. Malone

Chemical Corp—
subord debentures 1977
r—Jan-July
Minerals

t}/!

?'

104

—Jan-July

4%s series K 1987
1st mortgage 4Vis series L 1989
International Harvester Credit 4%s
mortgage

International

T03

103 %

3.20s series I 1982—'__—Mar-Sept
3Vis series J 1981.
Jan-tfuZp

mortgage

1st

96%

87

Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
—_Jan-JltZy

"
—

2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978.
!—June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s'series B 1979——-May-Nop
Consol mortgage 33/4S series C 1974—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
—_Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
sink fund debentures
1980
Jan-July

mortgage

85

83%
95%

debentures

Kansas

»Cum

5%s

102'%

99

-

•

Illinois Bell Telephone

lsc

100 %

99

1979—Jan-July

C

70 Va

77%

82

85%

70%

*83

Regulator—
debentures 19761-

fund

lien

'Prior

"

•1-

95%

w

Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser C 1986:
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis conv debs 1972—Mar-Sept

103%

99

103%

77

'

1

Jan-July

;<t: cm

r

yi.%

yi'/a

*__

77

June-Dec

—

RR 4y2s

Missouri-Kansas-Texas

.

-p

116%

99

•

,;>S

103 %

98

88%

1988—,April-Ocl

Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967

Minnesota

1

4%$ coiV subord debentures'-19$

84%

84%

.

'

128%'

Mhts*}

Hunt Foods & Industries—

4

83

145
100 Va

174

lv>8

,_Apr-Oct

'

x——Jan-July

1981_-

-

Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc seriea A Jan 1971
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991

96%

'

115

22" *

118

90

Jan-July

1982—

debentures

debentures

4Vis

Corp—

1975

Bell Telephone

3.10s sink fund

,

"fan-July

fund

sink

debs

Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s
1985——
.—I

r

1977

sink

95%

92 %

9

-88

*101

98%

118%

99%

4

94 %

174

Jan-July

mortgage 2%s 1969—^—,
1st mortgage 3%s 1969,
—I
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967

.

*82 %

1972

4%s

103

Minneapolis-Honeywell

-Mar-Sept '

4%s

94

,_Mar-8ept
Mar-Sept

1st

Corp
conv

104%

103

.

*88

Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%fc 1969—Mar-ce^n

Missouri

of America—
coll tr debentures

1973

Michigan

•

—_Jan-s/uZjr

1984_

debentures

—

102 % 102%

Feb-Auy

78%

-

■

;

78

104

—

...

—,j.

Broadcasting

subord

conv

Michigan

85

78 Vi

'

1980,

debentures

<

75%

66

20

•-

__

78

78
—

104

*—

Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nop
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—Li—i.
Feb-Aug

80

•

—:

Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970————_Jan-July
4Vis debentures 1968—,—:
—Mar-Sept
4s sinking fund debentures 1978—;
June-Dec
6s

14

*80

J an-July ■

i

_

Corp—(

5s conv subord

11

74

58 Yt

'69%

71

81

78

*77

*104%

:
Feb-Aug
;——_Feb-Aug,
Feb-Auy

Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4Vis 1975

1979-—

Inc—

Chemical

Hooker

74

"85
70

70

78%

II

4

260

118

;

70

55%

43

141

.56%

-Map-Nov•

J
4Vis conv subord debentures 1981
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Haloid

55%

74

June-Dec
—June-Dec——May-Nop
1982—1—
—June-Dec
first mtge 2%s 1976—.-Mar-Sept "

mortgage

1st

'

6U

78%

*70

Jan-July
Feb-Aug
__Mar-Sept

1972i.

McKesson & Robbins 3M1S debs

,

66%
70%

54

—

140

74

—June-Dec

1969

1st
•

4

1st mtge 1976—Map-Nov:

2%s

1978-

3s

141

5s ser A July

—

Utilities

mortgage

"53

73

63%

67%

63%

%

56

73%
68

*77%

103

•

debentures

subord

conv

Metropolitan

mortgage Inc 4s ser
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
5s inc debs series A 2056
1st

63%

June-Dec

1974

General

«"

67%

"68 %

•♦68

5s

102%

RR—

mortgage Inc

Gulf States

96%

100

Corp—

debentures

subord

conv

Gulf

100-

70

60%

75%

75

May-ZVou
Feb-Aug

& Co—

(J Ray)

'

'

—Jan-July
N 1990—Jan-July
O 2000
Jan-July
P 1982
Jan-July
Q 2010-,—Jan-July

McDermott

105

101

104% 104%

High

65%

*69

wts"

"ex

May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977^
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992,
McCrory • Corp 5y2s debs 1976

,

105%

'■

General

1968

'

103% 103%
139 Vi

4 Vis conv 1978_x,_Jan-July
4%S debs 1987—1—Jan-July

General

5 Vis

Co

May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3y4S!Stnk fund debentures 19783y4s sink fund debentures 1980

97%'

96

Jan. I

Low

No.

66%

*58%
75

i—a._Feb*Aug

4%s 1981—
5 Vis 1978

Credit Corp

Macy

105

100

Ry Co—

General 5s series C 1973—
:
General 4 Vis series D 1976——

<

subord debentures 1977—

conv

Maine Central RR

'

Northern

Great

5s

101 % *

'

§7%

Range Since

Sold

High " :

66 %

.

105 Vi

96%

102

"•96%

mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003

-

4114

102

102

.

Bonds

■

91%

82

47'

refund

,,

; ;ii5\ 179%
118 "v 186

.

"101Vi 103
•99

93%

100

2.

127

;

First &

i

Friday's

«!%..'

*

—

.

34

.

...

102

133%' 126%;

.

94

102% 106%

47

..

Nashville RR—

&

April-Oct
t
ApriZ-Oct
First Ss refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
April-Oct
.First.4? refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003—April-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980.
—Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas ife Elec 2%s 1979,
—May-Noo
1st mortgage 3 y8s 1982-^—
Feb-Ang
- 1st
mortgage 3 VbS 1984——
L_April-Oct
,
1st mortgage 4%s 1987-—
__Mar-5epi
t1st mortgage 47/as 1990_——i
—Apr-Oct
MacAndreWs & Forbes Cn—
"
6s conv subord debs 1987————a
Feb-Aug
Mack Trucks Inc 5y8s debs "ex wts" 1981—Apr-Oct
Macy (R: H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972—May-Nov

103% 107 Vi
9J J
' 9ttVa

3o

..

'

95

'89%

36

•

or

Bid & Asked
Low

100

90%

120

Week's Range

Last
Sale Price

Period

Exchange

High

Low

.

59

v

101% 102
90 " 90%
«82

Company

(W ,T)

Grand
Grant

1

,

96%

101%

,

•*

9°; *

debs '75,May-Nov

& Co 3 Vis conv sub

•

104 Vi 105
104% 104%

.

May-Nob'

f debentures 1985———

s

(W R)

92 V4

103% 105

96^4

.

Grace

New York Stock

Jan. 1

444

*

—

debentures

97 Vi
91%

_

91%

—Feb-Any • —Mar-Sept
5s debentures
1980
—
—Mar-Sept
5s debentures 1981—
t—:
—Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1982—
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1983
:
—Mar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3%s debs 1979-Jan^July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980———-—Mar-Sept'
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971-——Map-Nov
4%s convertible debentures 1977—i——June-Dec "
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79——Feb-Auy
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981-.——ApriZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981.
—June-Dec
Glidden- Co 4%s debentures 1983,
,_May-Noc
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 23/4S 1965—May-Nov
5s

4s

No.

..High

Interest

BONDS

Range Since

.Sold.

Louisville

,—J.

Fsiday '

..

Bonds

*

•

1969

debentures

3s

1964_,

debentures

2%s

' -

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Rsnge

Bid & Asked.

29

97

mm
■Jr=r-rrT~r^rr^:

The Commercial and Financial

EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 10)

NEW YORK STOCK
Interest

bonds

Period

Stock Exchange

New York

Sale Price

Central general & ref 5s 1974
ret 4V2S series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Nov

1973
1974
1976
45/es s f debentures 1977
45/as s f debentures 1978
4%s s £ debentures 1980
5 '/as s
f debentures 1979
4%s s f debentures 1981
4s/8s 8 f debentures
1981
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
J l/4&

Coll

1984

4s

trust

1st

Northrop

Mar-Sept
June-Bee
-Jan-July

1st
1st

mortgage 27/as 1980

1982

3%s

mortgage

1st mortgage

3'As 1985
1st mortgage 37/bS 1988
1st mortgage 4'As 1987
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5'As
5 Vis conv stibord debs 1983

1982—May-Noo
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 33As debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 43As conv 1978
—Aprll-Oct
Pacific

Gas

First
First

conv

81%

81%

85%

82%

82%

3'As series I

series

3s

J

<>

96%

*97

99%

91'A

a

127% 133%

129'A

76%

5

83'A

/

♦84

91

108% 109'A
108% 109%

*95

4%s
5s

120 ya

93%

86%

87'A

83

84

83 Yb

&

ref

M

&

ref

M

43/as

series HH 1994

June-Dec

23As debentures 1985

3'As debentures

1987

3'As

debentures

1978

3'As

debentures

1983

3'As

debentures

1981

3%s

debentures

1991

4%s

debentures

1988

Pacific Western

Feb-4

-

Oil 3'As debentures

76%

81'A-

82'A

87'A
83

80

83'A

80'A

85%

1

13

100

7

104'A

103%

103'A

100
99 »A

30

General

4'As

General

5s

series

series

A

80

73%

77

75

79

~1

79

87%

88

12

84%

83

8

8CVb
86

85'A
98'A

*,

4'As

series

85%

87

June-Dec

99

99

99%

131

97%

99'A

99%

31

98

68%

70

28

68

69

69

70

21

68

74%

57

55

57

21

53%

59

45

57

85%

19

80'A

General 5s

1974—

series B

96'A

101

June-Dec

1988

.

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

86'A

1

85

49

92

95%

10

82'A

f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964
4'As conv subord debs 1987

,

"l

83%

83%

6

76

82

♦104'A

-

—

*89%

April-Oct
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jun-Dec

106

106

112'A
—

■

—

98%

—

20

—

111'A 112%

284

104

*75

guaranteed 4'As ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—

91
—

104%

104'A

—

June-Dec

General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Jan -July

Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37As

series A .1984

1st

4'As

series

Plantation

3'As

Pipe

sink

107

104%

97%

99%

106

1st

23As 1970
debentures 1986

Power

123'A

<91

73 y4

75

&

Gamble

37As

*85

*71'A

*97%
—

97%

~1

98%

92

36

87

Jan-July
1981

Mar-Sept

Tidewater

*

86%

100%

83

98

98%

8

110'A

26

102

81%

19

.80'A

83%

100%

101" :

87%

87%

100

100

98%

81%

813A

90

85%

92%

73

71%

73%

96 y8

97'A

95'A

98

—

97%

~5

1st

Union

81%

87 y8

74%

78

74%

77%

4%s

•

„

Tank
s

United

84

—

84%

4%s
3%s

76

83'A
95'A

22

77

93

97%

I
Air

59

60

RR

debs

Lines

1986

debentures

1977

105'A.
941

94

75

96%

<

_3

100

47

100

105%

111

99'A

103

95%

135

93%

125%

102'A 103'A

101 %

9

roo'/a

103%

86
86'A

21

84'A

35

84'A

93'A

93%

85'A

86

86'A

49

96'A

82

98'A

30

92%

93'A

97

10

97

104%

91

' .T.

,

-

—

-

18

60%
—

60'A

59%
*92

78%

102%

123 *

105'A

—
__

104 A

*83

88'A

83 y4

93 Va

83%

82%
89

*89

104'A 104'A

5

111'A

37

110

95'A

82'A

69'A

33

88'A
90

103

105%

106'A

123%

83

90

85'A

70'A

68

98'A

*98

April-Oct
Feb-Aug

68

91

*93

68%

1991-Mar-Sept

bv

50

91%

*83%

1976—Feb-Aug

81'A
43

84

*83'A'

June-Dec

•78%

4

95'A

*78%

May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec

95 ' :•

71

15

86

*83%

.—

79
'

62

103%

78'/a
112

*105
—

99'A

90

'

63%

78%
111

93.'A

96%

87'A *88%

93

62

Feb-Aug

75

89

>68%

68%

68%
'

63'A

3
28

98

*90

—

81%

73'/b
-

*87'A

—

105%'

78%.

90%

.97.%

97%

*-— -

104
2z2

101'A

90%

..

105

130

—
*74%

__

93'A

—

.

.

92

—

154

♦103%

•

122

97
87

102%

*103%
*143

—

93%

91'A

*91

103

99%
98

91'A
85'A

2

*87

104'A

108

97%
93

99

*96%

95'A

93

95%
98%

92%

88

100'A

95

*95'A
96

88'A

96

*99'A

,

83%.

80'A

102'A
101% 101%

102'A

-

78%

74%

85

102

^

99'A

102% 104%

...

June-Dec
1966—ApriZ-Oct
„_*Mar-Sept

64

100'A

146

110

May-Nov

Inc—

■

102

111

23As 1975-ApriZ-Oct

subord debs ■1985
Co of America 23As

Biscuit

73%
106'

83

102%

—June-Dec
—June-Dec

:

9

—

74%

—June-Dec

1991
debentures

;

—

*—

Jan-July
April-Oct
6'As inc debs 1978__June-Dec
Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov

2%s

87

70%

101'A

4

'

Apr-Oct

mortgage 2%s series C
Car 4'As s f debs 1973

94-

59

3

95

*98%

May-No®

\

102",

*85

.—Mar-Sept

-

.

'

:

104

*__
♦

June-Dec

.

22

73'A

104 % 106

,

debentures

conv

-

—

72

1983..

1986———

subord

conv

Pacific

23

91%

*86%

102

99'A

98'A

108

99% 100
90%

88 »A

86

99%
91%

102

'

160

95

25

97%

97

97

60

se¬
ise

■

•

230%

191

60%

♦56

May-Nov

1982—

mortgage and coll trust
1968

debentures

Union

__

20

82%

82%

-

1986—:
3'As 1986—
ol

•

76

1982—
Wooldridge Inc—

Co

•

'79%

—

mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
mtge 3'As 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs

4%s

■

./•„<

*75'A

-

-——

debs 1984

i

.f'.x ;v •'"

'

#743/4'

debentures

1st

•-

i-

<;

4

Jan-July

1979

Electric

98%
135%

Feb-Aug

Inc—

World Airlines

3s

t*

7

—-Jan-July

1973——

Oil Co

89

104

•

'

1983

notes

89%
105'A

96'A

101.• 101/.

101

—April-Oct

1963

110

110

Jan-July

June-Dec

87%
102

& Telegraph Co—

subord

Union

5s

94'A

41

1979

1983—_

Thompson Ramo
5 'As
debentures

Union

'76

88%

Products 4%s debs

Thompson

95%

June-Dec

*84'/8

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

Wayne Corp—
subord debs 1982—

Refunding

*88 y8

5

3

Jan-July
^

91

89%

'Refund and iinpt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-July
"Refund and impt 2%' series D 1965—-—Aprll-Ocf

4'As

April-Oct

105%

75

'

—

Trans

100

82

Mar-Sept

RR 5s

California

of

(James)

United

For /ootnotes, see page 35.




100

Feb-Aug
debs

*

99%

Co—

mtge 3'As 1977
mortgage 3s 1983

Proctor

—

90%

103

89%

June-Dec

capital

First

90%

107%

105

80

104%

104% 104%

..

104

89%

June-Dec

1977

Line

fund

Potomac Electric
1st

D

April-Oct

100

Mar-Sept

Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C 1974

\

93%
102 y8

101'A
10

*99%
100

104'A

*75

Texas-Company

-

Consolidated

99%

2

104'A 104%

104%

(The) 3%S;debs l983_—-May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—;—.— —May-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—- -.
.
.
,
' ,'
.
.
First and refund M 3%S"series'B 1970._Aprii-Oct
sFirst and refund M 3%s.series. C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific lirst gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
vGeneral and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
•Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
'
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
June-Dec

84%

102%
5

91

88

99%

98%

.

'

1986

conv notes 1979———,
5 'A % senior notes 1980Terminal RR Assn.of St Louis—.

84'A

-

101'A

—

91%

*102'A 104
98%

1971

104

32

105'A 105'A

May-Nov
—May-No*
1st mtge 3%s,ser A .'75—June-Dec
RR Co—
1
2%s series E 1986——-Jan-July
2%s series F 1996——Jan-July

conv

senior

5'As
5s

86%

SO;

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—

mortgage 5s series A 1970

.

83%

83%

77%

*100 % 101 »A

101

18

100% 101%

101%

Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct

conv

Talcott

*

80%

80%

—■
•

83%

*81'A

June-Dec

Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vks s f debs 1972——June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec

,

debs

1976

———

debentures

4%s

"

83%

ApriZ-Oct
—Mar-Sept
—May-Nov

s

79
84

83%

,

f

s

debentures

Camp Inc—
subord debs

conv

Symington

86

*82%
—

-June-Dec

refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989—

General

*

89

94'A
84

*78%

——

1977

DX Oil 4'As debs 1987—
—_May-Nov
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior'Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971,
May -Nov
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972Jan-July

84

79

--

84

June-Dec
—

First &

Philip Morris Inc 4%s

4'As

95

—

103

103

Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aup

Oil

Stokely-Van

105

94%

—

debentures

debentures

Oil

87%

100

1

„

*86'A

—June-Dec

80

87%

*94%

Sunray

,

1985—.
First & refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s

87%

92%

86'A

94'A

May-No®

First & refunding 3'As
St

83%

*79%

—

—May-Nov

First & mortgage 3'As 1982First St refunding 3'As 1983—

First

84

♦96%

Jan-July

5s

Inc

2%s

Feb-Aug

;

gold 4'As series C 1977—
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971—
First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding. 27As 1978
i.

June-Dec

April-Oct
Jan-July
1982—April-Oct
4%s
—April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
——Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982_
._Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sept

86

General

1966-.:

1985

debentures

5'As

63

85%

85%

102

78

100% 100 %

mtge

Standard

60

58

——

97

--

__

*87

Jan-July

First mtge 5'As seriea series H 1983—April-Qcfc.
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—-Jan-July

Spiegel

75

Mar-Sept

1980

coll tr 4'As 1988Feb-Aug
div first gold 5s 1996—.——Jan-July
New Ori & Northeastern RR 33As 1977—May-No®
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985—-April-Ocf

111

100

24

165

*80

.

100%

69

Marquette Ry

mortgage

3%s

84

104

66

.

mortgage

1st

100'A

99%

3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—

Pere

*98%

Jan-July

(Indiana) 3%s conv
debentures 1983—;

74

92

80%

—

114'A 117%

114'A

Memphis

102%

86 y2

D

Pacific

Standard

103% 104%

82

88 %
~

*88%

1

--

103%

1981
—ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 4'As series E 1984
Jan-July
General mortgage 3'As series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
General

,

*

*

1965

1981

4%s

First

92

21

99% 100%
*96'A

88%

78%

85

Ry 23As-4%s

1969.

First

i*

89%

2

69

86%

89'A

*80%

Mar-Sept

r1979—

Indiana

4'As

Gold

84

86

74
73

60

45

*88

May-Nov
Mar-Sept

debs

2%s

Oil 2'As

•San Fran Term

89

83

_

—

*93

Marcliant—5'As

convertible

Southern

84

86

'64

62%

..

78'A

*89

62%

—

*84

4%s

Co

debentures

Gold

-

80

*75

April-Oct

1968

B

Mar-Nov

1970
——Jan-July ~
1994——Jan-July
"Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973_June-Dec
.♦
Southern' Pacific CO—
/ ' '
!•
•
First 4'As (Oregon Lines) A 1977
__Mar-8ept

102

*76

79

*69'A

June-Dec

4%s conv debs
debentures 1965

debentures

3'As

104%

June-Dec

Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—

Mar-Sept

-

Southern

107'A

100%

20

99'A 100%

65

73

7
'

2%s

'

103%

103'A

__

100% 102

'

Feb-Aug

47As conv subord debentures 1979—

66'A

debentures
1987———
Southern California Edison Co—

American World Airways—

Pan

74

65%

66

1971

B

debentures

& North Alabama

2%s

95'A

100

8
'

w—

91

5

106% 106%

no

68

•'

3s

-

,

106%

15

93

101%

83'A"

82

83'A

*103

84

82%.

83'A

92%

1964—June-Dec

"

'

84'A

83%

85'A

101

'

9

1968

4s

cons

5'As

Southern Bell Telephone

83'A

105'A 105%

— —

68 3A

——

-V

'

i

83%

105%

—

70

68%

Jan-July
May

'

86'A

101

Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-No®
Feb-Aug

1986

debentures

64

May-No®
1989_Jan-July

1989

Corp

2'As

Oil

South

85'A

78'A

83'A

June-Dec

88

65

1972

2'As

Socony-Vacuum

86 H,

100% 101'A

—

Smith-Corona

81

*83'A

'

93

89%

81'A

81%

June-Dec

June-Dec
June-Deo

Skelly

78'A

*81%

Oil

Sinclair

83
.

Oil

Union

91%

82%

*85

101'A

88

58%

'

Co—

Co

&

98

84

83

June-Dec

1991

1st

Pacific Tel & Tel

Roebuck

Sears

127

3

83 VB

80'A.

111

'

4

12
i

97%

2

Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979—
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986

89'A

3

133

4

99

65

1982

debentures

85'A

—

95%

100%

Acceptance Corp—

88'A

14

♦83

Finance

96

11

:_i.June-Dec

f

subordinated

103%

105'A

36

113 »A 116

98 3A

49

64

3s series B 1980
debentures 1977

debentures

105'A

100

RR

Line

Roebuck

91%

109

100

91'A

April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®

1st

3%s

England

4%s

120'A

99'A

109'A

100

—

*91

—

Seagram (Jos E)
& Sons
3s
debentures 1974

77

106

381

87'A

Air

s

Sears

90%

series FF 1992
4 %s series OO 1993

27/aS

3%s

86

87

June-Dec

1st

'

80%

101%

88

132'A

65

mortgage

Seaboard

*91'A

RR

Depot

V & New

Seaboard
1st

90%

4%s

ref

&

102'A

85%

*—

90%

85

109

276

*60

Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982

79%

99%

77

3 '/as series R 1982

ref 5s series EE

1st &

.

78%

84'A

87%

3

—

119%

107% 110

_I'

101%

*88

Scott

89'A

4'As series DD 1990

mtge

Union

Scioto

90%

series CO 1978-

1st & ref 3%s

&

Paul

86

22

88%

53

97%

Mar-Sept

inc bond certificates Nov

Paul

89'A

82'A

88%

97'A

43

1996-Jan-July

A

certificates

Duluth

St

81%

100'A 100'A

6

April-Oct

series

4s

bond

4s

Second 4s

76%
78%

84'A

*82'A

1st

74%

91

83'A

83'A

38

Francisco Ry Co—

St
*86

45'A

*85%

105'A

95'A

99%

117

93

100 Va

28

98'A

44%

119'A

92%
81 %

89

99%

June-Dec

1996

6s

mortgage

First

171

78'A

76%

15

*97'A

Jan-July

debentures 1977

conv

Louis-Southwestern Ry

St

102'A

111

147

1977

1997
• Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
• 5s
income debs series A Jan 2006
1st

81

99%

101%

gold

Louis-San

*80
o

refunding 3s series 8 1983

ref

78'A

10

80'A

80%

June-Dec "
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/as series T 1976
—June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3'As ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3 yes ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 33/bs ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988-June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4'As series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
&

104

103

_

80'A
*80'A •— A

1st

106

103'A

2%s seriesYP- 1881—-June-Dec
First & refunding 27/es series Q 1980i_-i.June-Dec
First &

Second
St

104

91%
'

6'As

—

90

101% 102'A

86%
83%

90%

81%

—

90

Mar-Sept

1969

J

debs

Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s

95%

91%

refunding

First & refunding

McBee

series

conv

St

100'A

*104%

3'As

5'As

86%

6

Mar-Sept

1977

D

mortgage

Aircraft

Royal

81

79

—

—

82

June-Dec
June-Dec
-June-Dec

refunding 3s series L 1974

&

serial

General

160%

79

91%

*813A

44%

96%

159

—

108

—

102'A

101

93%

—

91%

April-Oct

1983

96

82'A

82

82%

*77

*78

*96'A

1970

refunding 3s series M 1979.
First & refunding 3s series N 1977

i

14

83%

83%

June-Dec
June-Dec

1966

&

First

Corp 4%s conv debs
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—

Rohr

High

98%

186

*79

1975

debs

Oil

Richfield

Shell

refunding 3s series K 1971

First &
First

..-ST'

81%

85%

3%s

Manufacturing

Rheem

Electric Co—

refunding

&

First &

4

&

refunding

&

93%

Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July

23As 1975
mortgage 3s 1979

mortgage

1st

95

92%

*82

Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
Apr-Oct

mortgage 3s 1974
First mortgage 23As 1975
First mortgage 27/bS 1980
Ohio Oil Co 4%s debentures
1987
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
1st

90

1

Feb-Aug

1996

first

Edison

Ohio

5

April-Oci

1977

5s conv debs 1979
Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec

debentures

3'As

43

93'A

Feb-<4«g

Corp

Northwestern

56 7A

91%

93'A

April-Oci
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec

3s 1979
4%s 1987

mortgage

•1st mortgage

56'A
91'A

Low

105

*160

April-Oct

1975

99%

*94%

1977
Mar-Sept
debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct

60

56%

56'A

Jan. 1

No.

*107

2%s

Oats

Range Since

Sold

High

98%

3y»s

f'eb'-ntures

4%s

Quaker

88

91%

June-Dec

1st mortgage 2%s

(Wise)

103%

81

debentures

3%s

'

6

85

85

...

1992

4%s

mtge

106

101

*102%

Feb-Aug

1974_

first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
First mortgage 3 '/as 1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First mortgage
4%s 1991

(Minnesota)

1st

102'A

1043A

*—

103%
105'A

First

4'As

Co—

Power

States

Northern

101%

*102'A 105

May-No®
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf

First

104%

102%

1013A

*__

99

3'As

First

102 y8

103'A

100'A

*101'A 103

May-No®
May-No®
May-No®

89'A

98'A
99 ya

100'A 100'A

May-No®

1968_Jan-July
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov.
and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oci '

First

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

refunding mortgage 5s 2037

First and

—

99 »A 100

May-No®

debentures

f

s

or

Sale Price

& Gas Co—

and refunding mortgage

First

93

92

87%

*89'A

f debentures

s

92%

*89'A

uebentures

1

s

3'As

4Vas

80

91'A
88'A

*91%

Last

Period

1963

debentures

3s

—

*81 y8

and

Service Electric

Public

89 y8

80

*89'A

Northern
ki

88'A

Interest

Exchange

Low

High

Low

No.

High

Low

New York Stock

Jan. 1

Sold

Bid & Asked

BONDS

Range Since

Bonds

Friday's

or

Last

Week's Range

Friday

Week's Range

Friday

.

Chronicl
Monday, August 13, 1962

.

(662)

30

.

114 A

15

102%

105%

112% 114%

31

103%

128

*92%.

92 %

91%
—

89%

*90

Continued

:90

on page

35

I

Number 6185

196

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(663)

31

A

+

'

WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list

In the following

American

the

on

and ending

Stock

furnish

we

Exchange

Friday, Aug. *10.

for

complete report of the transactions

a

the

week

beginning Monday Aug. 6,

It is compiled from the report of the American

Friday

Week's

is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Aug. 10.
•
Stock

itself

Exchange

stock

and

bond in which any

or

Sales

Week's

Friday

Sales

STOCKS

Last

Range

for Week

STOCKS

Last

Range

for Week

American Stock Exchange

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

American Stock Exchange

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

Par

Aherdeen Petroleum Corp

Acme-Hamilton

1
10c

class A

Mfg Corp_

"

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Low

2

2%

2,500

1%

1%

1%

3,300

'

2

High

May

3

% May

,

"" Jan

2% Mar

Construction Corp

&

Missiles

Low

Low

Par

,

Oil

Chica

Bolsa

25c

5%

5%

5%

400

4"% May

15%

Jan

Bowling Corp of America——

2%

2y8

2%

700

2% Mar

Brad Foote Gear Works Inc_

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

Stores—

—10c
:
1
1
1
10c
*

Aid Investment & Discount Inc

1

Precision Products Inc

Acme Wire Co

Admiral Plastics Corp
Aero-Flow

Dynamics

Aerojet-General
Aeronca

Inc

Corp

Manufacturing

Co

Aerosol Techniques Inc

Shoe

Surpass

Agnew

200

11

Jun

13%

10,500

10

Jun

3

3%

2,700

52

561/s

8,200

411% May

4

4%

5,000

3% May

3

52%

'

4

.

11 %

10%

11%

2,200

14%

14%

2%

200

4%

4%

4%

17%

Jun

9

Breeze

65,100

Jun

15%

13%

300

11% May

19 Va

2

2'A

2,000

Jan

100

l7/a May
1% Jun

6

2

2%

Feb

700

26 % May

1

17

British

Jan

Jan

5% Mar

*

17%

18

preferred—100

Steel

Wood

Alan

5 %

4.20%

88%

88%

75

Co

14%

14

14%

3,000

67

65%

67

10

common

—100

preferred

Alaska Airlines Inc

3%

3%

Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All

American Engineering

Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants—
Allegheny Airlines Inc

Jun

13% July

3%

82

Jan

July

3%

900

53

50

49

Jun

British

6%

1,700

54

3% May

3%

3%

5,100

3

Jun

4%

1,700

3%

Jun

5%

10,500

4%

4%

Aug

8%

Jan

9

British

Petroleum

Allied

Jan

3%

3,900

2 % May

6%

4%

9

1,000

8% July

14%

6%

6%

6%

2,800

5

S

Jan

American

Business

American

Electronics

2,000

8%

7%

1,300

5 % May

17%

Jan

6%

200

6

11%

Feb

6%

Feb

2%
81

American

43%

Jun

100

6

May

16%

1,900

3

May

7%

1

1%

4,000

1

Feb

4

2%

1,500

2

May

3%

4,300

3%

3%
33%

4%
13 %

2

of Del
preferred-

Corp

_5
—5

25

65%

Jan

3% May

10%

Jan

9,600

15 %

Jan

cl A com—30c

22%

22%

22%

100

8% May
21% Jun

20%

20%

1,000

&

7%

7%

400

"9%

9 J/4

9%

42,300

12%

12%

12%

700

10
—1

10%

10%

10%

1,500

2.50

~8%

7%

shares__3c 6d

%

%

25c

4%

4%

1,300

1

1%

1%

1 %

3,900

—1
1

10%

1.0%

10%

900

10'/a

Jun

18 %

Jan

12%

11%

12%

12,700

8%

Jun

16

Feb

*
—*

1 1T6

2,800

1A May

22%

21

22 %

4,900

17% May

27

common—1

22 %

22

22%

6,900

17

May

26% Mar

100

61

Mar

64% May
52 % Mar

2%

BVD

Co

Feb

13%

800

16%
5 1*6

1,600

16

100

...

3

.2%

25

May
11% Aug
12

300

Company

ord

dep rets

Co.

Inc

P)

(J

Son Inc_

&

Corp—

:—;

Inc—

2,100

..

41%

44%

Cabol

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California

9,400...

.31/4

Feb

19%

Feb

10

warrants

Bread

Canada

Cement

79

Jun

34

1,600

3% May

2,300

7%

93%

—.

93%

Aluminum

,

..

80

Jim

Power

27-4

,

Ltd—

Co

Ltd

Co

2774

2b

22%

.22%

24

Canadian Export

Feb,

Atco

Stores

1%

3,100

2%

2%

100

2 %

2%
12

2%
%

300

6,300

% May

America

of

12'

Canadian

Gas

Oil

&

Canadian

3%

1

Ltd

Sewing

Audio

!—

Co

non-cum

8,700

6%

2%

1,400

2% July

2 % May

47

48

22%

23%

7%

Jun

1,300

8

Mar

5"%

Jun

19

Jan

14

Aug

43

4,600

Jan

28%

Jun

300

8%

8

8%

Jun

3% May

Jun

6%

5%

6%

1

'%

r

Jen

1%

dan

May

9%

Feb

1%

11%

11%

1?

18

5%

8,100

12%
1%

1,200

9%

4,200

%

Jun

18%

11%

-13

2,700

8

12%

12%

1,600

Inc

Jan

May

100

5%

Jun

6%

Feb

1,200

3%

Jun

13%

Jan

14%

15%

700

13 % May

26% Mar

40

40%

400

38%

57%

5

3%

15%

\

Jun

7

Jun

Jun

Feb

Jan

6%

(6%

8%

8%

-9

__50c

—

COnvertitole preferred
Baldwin Securities Corp

6

Engineering

5%

•6%

2.300

3%

Jun

11%

4,300

8%

Jun

-200

3%

Jun

5%

Jan

3% May
"18 Jun

4%

Jan

4

-3%

Candy

Bell
Bel*

Inc

.

(A S)

1

7.800

4%

2,100

4% May

3%

'3%

6,200

3

Co

1

__.

1
__1
50c

Corp

25c
*

_—

_1
*

Corp

Telephone of Canada——
Instrument Corp

Belock

Benrus

Watch

Co

Berkey

Photo

1

10c

Shoe Corp

Electronic

80

4%

Bayview Oil Corp
Beck

4%

4%

4%

Baruch-Foster Corp:
Bearings

.4-.

"3%

Barry Wright Corp
Barton's

Feb

10%

10c

__'___

Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes

'

10% May

.<

■

50c

Inc

Construction

10

Jun

7% July

_50c

,

Industries

5%

9
14

Jan
Jan

"

_lc

Ltd

Oil

Banner

BarChris

900

io%

—___*

Banco de los Andes American shares—_

Banff

6,100

:

Chemical—

Common1

'612

Inc

Inc

25c
50c

8

7%

21%

20%

11%

11

13

13

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1
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1,300

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1,100

6

1

22%

23%

300

4

~4%

4%

4%

2,000

3% May.

3

2%

2%

2%

3,100

2

Corp

Blauner's

20%

10%

14%
.

Jun

14%

Jan

Feb
Feb

Feb
Jan

•30%-Feb..
,5%; Jan

<

May

-

3%

Jan"

Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class A

Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Bohack (H C) Co common
5%%

10c

7

7%

2,800

5% May

6%

6%

6%

1,400

4% May

11

Mar

9

Apr

"

1

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7%

1

—:

*
100

25

P' 3/4

PR3/4

97

97

P

7

20 %

Jun

30

90%

Jun

12% July

Apr

Feb

Feb

75% May
Jan

114%

Jan

34%

%

5%

300

1,000

4

2,200

Mar

Jan

1

Apr
Jun

12

Jan

111

104

7%

Apr

15%

3% May

Feb

6%

11% Aug

Feb

43%
102

16%

32 %

%

5
1—2

1
Chromalloy Corp,
»-10c
Cinerama Inc
—lc
Circuit Foil Corp—
^_25c
C K P Development Ltd—ii—il—*
Clark Cable Corp———
—i~10c
i:

Christiana Oil Corp_

—1

Clark Controller Co—:——

Clarostat Manufacturing Co—.—__—1

Clary. Corporation
Clausner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing

Clopay Corporation —
Club Aluminum Products Co

1
10
4
—-1

Coastal Caribbean
Cohu

Electronics

Jan

May

% Feb

3% May

Jan

7

Jan

2,300
1,400

\is J"n

1U Fel>

100

8% July

13 7 a Mar

22 %

400

19% May

23 %

Jan

1%

13,300

% May

1%

Jan

6,200

4% May

9%

9%

5%

5 %

14%

16%
5%
10 %

f

16%

1,100

16%

9,400

5%

■

19%

16%

15

14

16%

12%

10%

6,000

11%

53A

600

Jun

Apr
23% Mar

Jun

20% Mar

9% May

385,300

34%

..

.

,Jun

Apr

8

5% May
10

Feb

19 %

12 % May

...13%

/ Jan

18%

July

Feb

2,100

6% May

.15% Mar

5%

2,500

4% May
11
Jun

10% Jan
14

Jan

13'A

100

11

Jun

20

Feb

2,300

3

Aug

5%

3

7 53/8

1,600

8'A

5%

;

10%

8

8

10

13%

,

Jun

4% Mar

3%

3

3%

.

Feb

1

% May

Jan

%

12

6,400

4%

4%

3,900

3% May

10%

4%

19 Va

900

14% May

387b

18"%
15%

18%

5,300

13 % May

20%

Jan

4% May

8%

Jan

1% May
28
Jun

3%

50c

America
:

_—1
5

vtc ext to '65-1
25c

Engineering__l
Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Inc

9
15

-10c

&

Continental Commercial

Cooper-Jarrett

Feb

6% May

1

Oils vtc___^

Continental Aviation

Mar

-*

Inc_

Metals Co

Feb

33
42

1

18

•

.

24%

Jun

Jun

4%

9%
22

■

—

May

25 %

5%

22 'A
1%
5%

'

13

May

30

75
100

7

7

1

Mining

Consolidated

86 % May

300

32 %

75

Jan

700

27

3%

Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief

17%

27

Aug

83

25

84

84

17%

Jan

69 %

100

72

1%

% May

2,700

%
69 %

1

—

Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10

11%

Jun

Birdsboro

Jun

4%

""

4

Co

Co Ltd

Feb

55%

May

Bickford's Inc

Jan

21%

1,400

13
6%

Feb

Jan

7% July

6 % May

2,500

Jan

%
22 %

10 % May
25% Aug

600
20

13

:2.50
1

America—.

of

Chamberlin
Charter Oil

Jan

1%

3% May

7%

7%

375

80%

6

preferred-*
convertible preferred—
—*
Electric Co
10
Geophysical Corp
1

Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc__
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
Construction Products class A
1

7

7%

Jun

3%

Compudyne Corporation

7%

Feb

Jun

15

11%

Compo Shoe Machinery

7%

11

105% 106

iu

Apr

6%

77%

6'A

Jan

7%

Feb

13 % Mar

Jun

3 % May

15

Jan

7 %

%

2,900

25 %

9%

1
-5
1

15%

6%

Apr

6%

May

4

25,400

22

7%

9%

400

5

5

:

Jun

1

200

Feb

14 %

3 % May

3,200

9%

Jun

May

1
^

37/a

718

May

5% May'

'14,100

100

9

3,600

Feb

6

Jan

10%

4 % May

1,600

24,700

2%

Jun

4,200

1^

%

18%

May

4%

1% Mar

Jun

17%

Commercial

19%

47%

4%

Jun

%

10%

__

Jan

May

1

Berkshire Frocks Inc

12%

5% July
43% Jun

200

Jun

3,100
13,100

3%

$1.40 series B convertible

Colonial Sand & Stone Co

1

Jun

%

10%

rv.-—

12

8,100

-

9%

Jan
Jan

2%

'7

%

Feb

%

6 138

6 136

3.50% pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common—_—1

35%

10

'ft.

2.50

3%!

7%
9%

5% May
31
Feb

2,000

%

Central Maine Power

13% May

400

59% May
Feb

May
May

"

136

Central Hadley Corp

Colonial Corp of

4,600

5

Feb

7,50fi

2%"

--is

;—___—

Jan

■'1%

6

200

'

22

-2%

2%

1

Co

16%

10

-200

6% "

5%

Jan

40
.

3% July

4,500

———50c

May

1,500

9%

~5%

1,500

1%

9% Jan

.

Jun

7

13%

%

1
]

1,400

Jan
Mar

"

77%
106

Century

b

Baldwin-Montrose

Feb

4%

"

6%

5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(J W)
Co—
-1
Castle (A M) & Co—
10
Catalin Corp of America
1

Jan

5%

5%

t

•*

3"% ""

17%

Cities Broadcasting
City Products
—
Baxter & Kennedy Inc

Jan

15% May
12% Jan

5%

6%

~3%

~3%

Corp—

common

Century

5%

,5%

3

Corp

Jan

1,500

6

1

preferred—;—1
—5

Nsw^

3%

8% May

Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Baker Industries Inc new .commonI
\

3 %

33% July

,,

5%

1
6c

Capital
Capital

23%

Jun

11%

49%

100

56

jp-r

Feb

33 % Mar

% Aug

9,300

62

5034 '50% 1

—

'■

Jan

8% July
56%

il May

12%
6

Corp—

Collieries

11%

2%

23

.10c

Ayrshire

6%

1,300

1
—I

Inc

Industrial

1,800

1

:

Steel Products Inc com

Mfg

1%

14,600

—.10c

—

Corp__

.

Carnation

8%

61

1

Canal-Randolph Corp
International

Jan

5%

Properties Ltd

Canaveral

4%

10%

1

Automatic

Avis

lis Mar

May

2

1

Radio

Nob-voting

Feb

3

2,100

7%

2%

10 pesos

Automatic

Avien

Jan

5%

&

Inc

Inc

Plastics

3%

5p

Mining

Centers

Devices

Canadian Williston Minerals

Carey

4%

*

Atlas General Industries Inc——

Aurora

Canadianwide

Feb
Jan

Jan

2

—1

Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas

% Jan
8% Mar

11

1% July

—
■■

pfd—_10

Petrofina Ltd partic

Jun
'

3%
-

Canadian

4} J

4%

1

Corp

Research

Consolidated

3

May
Aug

8%

,

33Vic

Corp
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas

:

3%

1
lc

i

Financial

11% Mar

% May
3% July

1,600

r—*
j—1

Husky Oil Ltd—;
:—
Gas Ltd—
Javelin

1 13G

1%

16% c'

Canadian Industrial

3% May

10c

.

Atlantic Coast Line Co

-

2%

—_1

Labs

Testing

Apr

10% Mar

5

Mar

39%

2% May

1%~"'

£1

Inc

Inc

Atlantic

43

103

Jun

17

iy4

Chemical Industrial Products—10c

Atico

27 " Mar

Industries-

Laundries

4%

'—*

—

Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—

Feb

98 !

27
May
96% May

0^0

j2%

Associated Oil & Gas Co_

Astrex

17,Ooa/

—1

com

deposit rets regular

Associated

'/8

4

Co

preferred

—_40c

Associated

19

Jan

May
7'A Jun

9%

8,900

8%

common—

Feb

6%.t Jan

7% May

1 %

Asamera Oil Corp Ltd

Associated Food

12% May

Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__ 1

Mar

<
-

18 %

«

®B% July

800

;

pfd_100

——1

American

8%

8%

^___i

Arrow Electronics Inc

Electric

Feb

13% July

200

6

6

$3.0p preferred
———50
$2>50 preferred
——
50
*7. 6$^ )preferred, ——~—
5°
Camden Fire 'Insurance^:
—5;
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Campbell Machines Inc—
——1
Canada

Jun

9%

Electric

Apr

32 %

Ltd

Enterprises

-4 % Mar

12% July

May

3%.

Feh'

17%

Jun

9'A

Jan

V34%

22 '/a

9%

1.

——_-__50c
4.72%

Arkansas Power & Light

Associated

Feb

15%

c

Feb

4%

2% May

—

—~1

___——

convertible

Mar

3

Jun

12% Aug

9
.

Jan

18% Mar

May

5%
9-

43%
.

Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.___—,—2.50

35c

8

Jun

5

Ltd—

Shoe

Butler's

29 % Mar

17% May
7
May

_50c

(The)

Mines

American

29% Mar

~7%

serial preferred
Industries
Inc

Burroughs

May

10

convertible preferred

Burnell

4

Plan—

Finance

Burma

18

B

Canadian Marconi

Arnold Altex

5%

66%c

class

common

Bunker Hill

5i8s Mar

3,100

6%

Buell

16,900

5

Jan

6% Mar

Jun

4%

—

Industries Inc——1—
__5
Appalachian PoWer'Co 4% % pfd—_100.

Co

.

9%

4%

4% July
10%

900

25

5

Apollo

&

15 Va

4

3%

Jun

5,100

4%

15%

2%

33%

5,100

14

25

__

15%

——_1

i_

Co

4%

4%
13%

2

Anthony Pools Inc—J

Armour

8 i3e

8

15%

15%

5i«

45 %

2% May

900

11%

"

___——1

:—

34

41/8

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Anaostura-Wupperman
—1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp—
_20c

Inc

Feb

Jan

'

♦

9%

.

Ltd

Mills

Jan

2%

Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75

Argus

17%

Jan

Jan

1 %

Products——

Ansul .Chemical

Feb

14% July

Feb

36

Jan

3%

50c

_____

5%

Andrea Radio Cprp

8% Mar

7

£1

Writing Paper_—____

Post

Anchor

7% Mar

3%

Manufacturing Co
12.50
American Petrofina Inc. class A——1
Seal-Kap

85 Va May

7

46%

American

Thread

46%

Feb

87/b

10,100

Mar

3

Mills Ltd—

American MARC Inc

American

100

Jan

4% May
4% Jun

3%

—.

American

78 %

50

15,600

4%

4%

4%

17'A Mar

2% Aug

3,800

6%

Jun

May

25c

Aluminum

American shares

2%
81

6%

*

Inc

Inc

American Israeli Paper
,

10%

7

6%

1

Systems

American-Internatl

Jan

9%

20

American Book Co

9%

9%

6%

8%

5,800

7% May
7% July

35

39%

3%

F Company

New

'>

Jun

71/4
6%
2%

25% May

mm!

30c

preferred

Bruck

Feb

8%

«*** 81

6,800

Jun
Jun

~9%

Class B common

Budget

3%

1
Alsco
Inc
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp
;—___—
1
American Beverage Corp——
1

28%

30Va
23

'

150

-1

—

Forman Distillers

Brown

B

3%
9

3
10c

Corp

Paper

Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp

27%

28%

£1

9% Mar

50o

Inc

Co

112 May

Jan

6%

Ltd—

Co

ord

rets

60c

Control

Allied

A

8,900

2

25c

dep

Brown Company

Mar

6%

10

convertible preferred

Apr

23%
2 13B

„

*

reg

Amer

Feb

9

3% May
7% Jun

—

—

4%

14% May

23

10s

Columbia Power

6% Mar

July

6

—1

Jan

45

2% Mar

3,500

Jan

65

175

30%

3%
4%
5%

Corp common—1

Allied Artists Pictures

5%%

90

10,200

Jan

10%

136

2

10s

dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord registered

24% Mar

Jan

5%

£1%

Rubber class A

Alliance Tire &

51%

10c
1

Co

All-State

86%

3

Jan

Tobacco—

British American

Brooks Instrument Co Inc

-1

;

13% May

200

2%

4%

10

a-a.

*

Co

Amer

Class A
Power

Oil

American

39%

39
3

10%

*
1

15% May

Jan

2,500

11%

2

1

__;

Britalta Petroleums Ltd

Jan

Airport Parking Corp of America—
Alabama

Corp

5%

4%

9%

——

Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co

8

Jun

3%

Jan

87% Mar

13% July

1,700

Feb

4%

2% May

4%

9%

20c

10

3% May
13% Feb

Class A common
Acme

Inc

High

13%

W»W.

1.50

—1

Bourjois

Low

2

-_1

Cor^

Borne Chemical Co Inc

—1
10c

Acme

1

Range Since Jan.

High

1

%

,

15%

,

16%
— —

1%
33%
9
5Vs

1%
33%

4,100

2

33%

9

300

2,100

10

3
1
2
8%
5%
1

6%

4% Jun

12% Feb

5%

3,300

4%

4%

700

4%

2,900

3% May

18%

1,500

4%

3

8%

Jan

7% Mar

24%

Jan

%

400

17% July
% Jun

1

Jan

3,200

2% May

5%

Jan

900

7% May

11%

6,800
2,500

1% May

8%

%

1

H Jun

1%

2

8%

8%

900

5% May

5%

5%

500

5

July

5% May

~l
6%
5

6

Jun

3%

18%
A

"l%
7

.

Feb

1 %

Jan

4%

Jan

10% Mar

6% Feb
16

Feb

5,600

1

May

2 %

3,300

5

May

11%

19 % May

25%

Jan

9 Va

Feb

20 %

300

5%

4,100

—

5%

Jan
Jan

17 % Mar

5%

20

Jan

Jun

8%

4

18%

44%

Feb

4%

Jun

Jan

Feb

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

32

Last

Exchange

American Stock

of Prices

Class

non-voting

B

voting—*
*

1

Corroon

Reynolds

&

July

17

16% July

preferred class A

13%

13%

500

12%

Jun

16%

Cott

Beverage

Cott

Bottling

17%

100

16%

Jun

22%

20

20

Feb

21

Jan

Corp
Co of

England

New

20

~7%

-

%

7%

5%

800

\lVz

5

4%

1,200

6

6

dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Cox Instruments Corp
—
1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c

7%

7%

7%

200

1%

1 %

1 %

2,300

5

335/s

American

Creole Petroleum Corp,

9%
11%
7%

34%

8,800
-200

5

General Builders Corp
I
General Development Corp__—
General Electric Co Ltd—

11% Mar
2%

Jan
Feb

43

Aug

10% Feb

->

Corp.;
—
25c
Milner & Co.„——„:
1
Industries Corp—25c
Central Petroleum
(Md)
5

United

Crose

"l

Crowley

Aluminum

Crown
Crown
Crown

25c

Co

Drug

Oil & Land Co—
10c
Corporation
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
•
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1

'

4

13 %

Class

B

2%

100

-

13 V*

5%
8%

Jan

1,500

Corp—

1,100

5%

28,600

73/4

8%

400

8

Feb

Giannini

Feb

Giant Foods Inc

16

Mar

8

Jun

21

Jun

12%

12 Va

900

9

12%

12 3/4

500

9 Vs May

Giant

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class A n.v
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—

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50c
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20
1
10c

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Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
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Inc

,

Mines Inc

Dayco Corp class A pref
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a

class

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7

6%

7

5 %

class

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Jan

Goodway Printing Co Inc_.
Gordon
Jewelry class A
.
Gorham Corporation
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
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^
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11%

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7

4,800

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18%

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600

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Great

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—

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1

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and

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5%

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17%

1,400

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13

13%

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30%

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165

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Jun

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Jun

4% May
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5%

13%

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2,200

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4%

43/4

4%

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4%

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&

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4

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41.

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2%

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1

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-Jun

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27%

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400

500

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700

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3%

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200

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50

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5

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-

28%

5

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Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
—
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...

-

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Feb

4

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3% May

800

1

15 3/a

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1,600

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12

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80

3% Mar

Jan

Feb

40

7% May

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93/4

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71

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106 "

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47%

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18
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class

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50

2,400

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74%

:25c

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-

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4

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15%

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14%

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300

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26

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600

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5

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8

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9%

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21% Mar

Imperial

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of.Canada

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of

North

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International

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8% May

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4%

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Jun

700

27

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7% May
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16%

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Investors Funding Corp
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6%
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160

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5

30

(Canada)

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8,000
1,700

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2,800

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5

29%

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116

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1,900

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1,900

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6%

6

3 3/8

4%

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i

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•

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'

13 5/8 Mar

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73/8

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.

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I

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3a

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6% July

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10,500

11%

15%

50c

preferred

17%

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5%

1%

May

253/8

•

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Jun

Apr

263/4

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12

100

12 3/8

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3A

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5

12

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3

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10

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&

2% May

200

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1,700

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24

150

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400

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150

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2,700

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300

5

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9

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1

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100

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93/4

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8 3/4

10c

13%

24%

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Jun

4%

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*

2

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3

28%

1

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21% Mar

,

3% July;
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1,800
13,000

%

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2,500

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1,100

5

4%

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8

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100

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28 s/8

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6

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4

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2%

3

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8% July
20%

8%

5%

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4

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73/4

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5%

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l

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45

45

3%

600

9
4%

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700

800

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1 Vb May

9.

1

Hiebie

Jan

323/fe

1

*

,

Corp
Corporation Ltd—

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3%

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13/4

5,700

5

Helmerich & Payne Inc
Hercules Galion Products Inc—i_

Jan

10 %

10

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Eureka

34

2±-/a

1

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98

1

-

-

&

33/8

17%

8,100

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common

4%

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l3/4

Jun

1

Ero

Essex

3%

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-

Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio

3%

.

60c

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Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
1

100

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preferred
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6%

6%

20c

common

convertible

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3

l

Empire District Electric 5%

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2%
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2%

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Emery Air Freight Corp
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19

19

Jun

19

22%

4% May
4% Jun

15

2,400

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6.000

25c

50c

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Electronics Corp of America

El-Tronics

6

9

23/4

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%

8 Va May

Feb
Mar

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18 3/a

1.

a

35

8 3/4

7%
10%

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Heller

303/8 Mar

May

~5%

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-

140

13%

-

;■

2%

9

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10c

Light

Industries

Heli-Coil

Feb

1

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3j%

50c

Feb

180

8 Vb May

Feb

23%

313/4 Mar

Inc

Helena Rubenstein

Feb

Feb

Jun

14%

15%

Jun

Hazel Bishop Inc
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc

,

Feb

8

Research Associates Inc__ 10c

Electronic Communications

13%

4%

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Electronic Assistance

Jan

17 % Mar

10%
10 3/a

9,400

Feb

Jun

Radio Co Inc

Haven

Feb

7%

Jun

2,400
600

16%

100

400

1
4

Havana Lithographing Co_—

,

Jan

153/a

Jun

4,900

18

Jun

Jun

12
13

29%

12%

—

Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings Mfg Co

Apr

53

900

July

Apr

99

123/fc

—

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Harvey

Jan

34

Jun

36

13

12

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Hartfield

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155

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Electro-Voice Inc

Electrographlc

17%

42

V

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8%

8

25

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2%
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2

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H

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New

1

A

Jan

13

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3%

May

7%

1

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class

35

Jun

300

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•

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Jun

Jun

__

50c

Heinicke

Eastern

12 3/4

113/4

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8

94%
14%

500

1

Hamilton Electro Corp——
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,

Feb

10%

1% May

7,800

l

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15

com

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13%

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2

318

23/4

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103 Va

25

.

10c

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13/,
12%

12,100
600

11. Va

'

Feb

17

Jun
July

1

10% May
100
May

11%

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Feb

20

8% May

318

_

1

16%

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Mary.

9% May
45
Feb

.

Jun

6%

1,200

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97,

—

7

1,700

.

12%

—

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13% Mar

—

9e

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10 Vb May

153/4

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1,900
11,500

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1

12%

Jan

13% July

14%

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Company

H & B American

11 Vn! Apr-

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d

Jun

3%

14

1%

1

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17%. Mar.

.v
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9% May

15%

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12%

t

4% May
40%

May

10% Aug

Jan

•

10c

Dynalectron
Corp—
Dynamics Corp of America

Jun

75 sal 36

;

35

1
15c

Sulphur <fc Potash

..

Jun

12

27

3,100

18

Gulf &

203A Mar

13% May

10s

Corp

Jun

16

13%;

11%

Feb

113/4 Mar

Jun

153/4

11%

143/4

Gulf States Land & Industries-

Jan

25%

July

16

1

(The) Co

14%

8% May
17

13%

5

American dep rets ord reg
Test

6,300

Gulf

Feb

3% Mar

3?%

10%

Jan

15 Va

„

—a

Freehold

Grocery

A May

12j/b

Jun

313/4

n -y4

■,

50c

Jan

6

July

7%

32.50
1
•
1

Drug Pair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—

Duro

ii3/8
20

*

Corp.

Duraloy

1%

18%

7.50

Corp.

Harris

4 ft

10%

11%

•

Ltd

common

Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver

100

1,600

•

preferred

Dorsey

4A
2 %

15 Va Mar

Jan

2%

11% July

.311 Mar

_30

5%

9% May

•
stock

ord

Chemical

<fc

Dominion Textile

4A
2

10s
1
4
2ya

Jun

H

*

common

Warrants

Amer dep
rets ord reg
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp. class A conv,

T

16

Hydraulics

Greer

Ltd—

Co

20,900

14%

preferred series A

Jan

Jan

Grow Corp (The)
Guerdon Industries

Distillers

7%

16%

Lakes Bowling Corp—
Lakes Chemical Corp

Great

5% Jan

73/8

—1

Apr
Feb

%

Jun

,,73/4

20c

6%

2% May

Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1

Jun

y

Great Basins Petroleum Co—

Aug

123/4

% May
3% Jun

i

3

*

Co—

9

Jun

1

Manufacturing

12

6% May

9

1

Jan

149%

7%

25c

Products

,

29%

7 Va

9

Feb

12% Mar

Aug

18 %

1,300

141%

140

"73/4

19

Jan

13%

May

8%

3%

100

Quality Supermkts
1st preferred

12%

July

7

1

Mar

31

Feb

3

t

Ltd

6% July

Mar

—5

Dilbert's

7%

12%
10%

5

2,200

1

Jun

10

3%

1

Jun

28%

33/4

12

;

Inc

1%

3 Va

;

Gobel

5%

2,300

Jun,

Jun

5%

Goldfield Consolidated Mines

850

-

8%

—1

Apr
Jan

.

1% May

3,200

343/4

,

5

53/4

(Adolf)

2,000

9%

6

^

Mills Inc

Knitting

Gloray

500

2%

—1

B

2,600

5%

11 Va

5%

Jan

6%-

9Va"

6%

Inc__

Co

6

4c

7

July

~7%

Manufacturing

Oils

Devon-Palmer

4

93/8

4% May

1

A

Productions Inc

Detroit

7,000

1,400

com—20c

B

stock

debenture

Desilu

6%
4 %

50o

cl

Inc

——

Mfg

5
4

35

—

Inc

6

4%

Union

5%

Jan

6% May

Apr-

73/3

—«

Globe Security Systems, Inc
Globe

1%

Jan
Mar

98

2Vtt-

*

Co—

Glass Tite Industries Inc—

D

1,000

1

com

Distilleries

18%
35%

33/4

——1.
— •
—*,
50c

Co

Glenmore

~4%

Jun

gi/2

1

Controls

~4%

8

26% May
96 % Apr

?i/4

—1

_•

May

5%

.

4%

-

2.5Q

Feb

Jan

1,000

_£1
__5

Corporation

Plywood
Stores

2,600

31 %

'

,

9

5%

,

11%

29'/4

1

May

May

133/a

High

^Va

Corp

Genung's Incorporated—
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred ———

Jan

2% Jun

1,100

General
General

7 Va Mar

Aug-

10%

30 %

1 -•
1 *
___1
1

dep rets ord rpg—a.
Fireproofing
r

Foam

General Gas Corp

Jan

17 Va

10

11%
8

t

Jun

5% May

3%

3,500

53/8
12%

1

common

-

4~"-

3%

12 Va
3

3

Crystal

Cubic

7

•3%

'~__

'

Low

n%

100
1

American

General
General

&

5

Cresmont Consolidated Corp__

Range Since Jan. 1

High

*

common..

preferred
Gellmaa Mfg Co
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co—
„
General Battery & Ceramic Corp

Feb

May

Co

5%

Feb

Jan

% May
30

Low

1

—

Power

Gatineau

Jan

6% July

5 %

33'A

Jun

May

600

6%

6

Inc

Garan

Feb

100

Ltd—

Courtaulds

Par

G

Jan

17%
20

Shares

Jan

1
*
1-50
1

common

for Week

Feb

18

5

Coro Inc

Range
of Prices

High

Low

15

Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A

Sales

Last

Sale Price

Friday
Range Since Jan.

High

Low

Par

Week's

STOCKS

for Week
Shares

Range

Sale Frice

STOCKS

American Stock Exchange

Bales

Week's

Friday

SI

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 10)

AMERICAN STOCK

..

.

.

(664)

Jan

10%

Jun

87

A July

.

Jan

Feb

May

26% Mar
,7e Mar

Number 6185

196

Volume

.

.

(665)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

33

'

i

.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 10)
STOCKS

Last

Range

Sale Price

of Prices

Friday

Sales
for Week

American Stock Exchange

Shares

Friday

Week's

Last
.
•

Low

Par

1

Glass Co

Jednnette

12%

Jefferson Construction Co—

1

Corp.

.—1

Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals.
Series

Asbestos

100

5%

250

5

2%

5%

200

•278

2-?a

2%

.75C

L;

1,100

514

7%
514

5Va

2%

23%

150

6%

Jun

Mt

Feb

9ya
5%

Diablo

Company

Mountain

Jan

5 y4

class

Inc

4,300

Industries

Kaiser

Kaltman (D)
Kansas

Katz

4
50c
pfd—100

Corp

& CompanyElectric

&

Gas

4V2%

Corp——-l_
Chemical

Kawecki

Kawneer Co

96 »/2

96 y2

18%

11%

J'

2y %

/d

Jun

2,100
>

1.40O

9

1

4%

27%
10%

io;r^o

9%

800

11

.11%

-

11%

l.yuO

.

2%

2%

%

,

•

18

'

%

^

-

50% Feb
30 Va

Feb

Klein

'3%

Feb

-% July

1%
2'/4

23

28 '/a

va

17%

16%

~~V*

J

1,700

:
'

2'4 May

13%

1.600

-

-

Va

Apr

tTii

2%

Jun

7%

28%

Jan

4,200

5
7.50
——1

21 y«

Forge Co.—.

.—33Vbc

16

6,000

'5%

May1

9% May
4% May
16%

,

>

National
National

1

21%

4

9'

Co (Mich)
Company.

1%

1%

24 y8

Jan

Electric

National
National

Machines

Lake

11 y4

13%

28% Fed

9%

10%

2,300

3

,—X..5
-10
Lanston Industries Inc,-.-—r-4———5
Lar-chfield Corp——;—
——1

9%

Feb

National

Telefilm
Transit

—

14 y4

3%

3%

200

Realty

Lefcourt

Corp.....*.
Q) Inc->_.

25 V4

Jan

25 Va

3%

Nestle-Le

New Idria Mln

Jb.n

New

Jersey

15

Jan

Mexico

&

20%

Jan
Jan

New

4

400

3%

4%

,

4vi0

4% May

4%
2

500

8

Jun

ey4 Mar

10c

1

May

240

12

r

•:

■

■

-

25 y4

22 y4

Jun

9

*

Land

7,900

18 y4

York

Jan

Inc

Noramco

'

Jan

Northeast

11%

Jan

North

8% Jan

May

10

100

18% Feb

Jun

•:

3V8 Jun

100

6

9V4

Jun

53,300

10%

Jun

31/2

31/4

3%

1,200

3%

Jun

16 y2

16%

16%

700

15%

Jun

63 »/2

63

65

2,800

30

23,200

Lupkenheimer (The) Co.—'
Lynch Corp.—.——r-

"6%

North

251/4

■p

261/4

Mar

'

Vending

.23

class

Co

Industries

5%

-

2

1%

30

Feb

Aug

6% Apr
29% Feb

9% Mar

Jun

1
33 %c

17%

17%

18

1% May

2,300

161/4

18%

:

1,900

2,000

10

1,100

1 Va

27/a

Jun

14,900
3,oud

674

7

21%

21

3iy4

300

Specialties Inc.!
*
Mallory Randall Corp
,_*.—...
10c
Mangel Stores——..
—————1
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—..——2.50

14%

14%

161/2

7,900

41/4

4%

400

22%

23'a

Oil Corporation—_

Service..———.

Public

Maine

Majestic

Communication

Maftin-Marietta

Maryland
Masco

■>,

Corp

Corp

6 Va-

7%

*

2,000

7%

7%

£1

2,700

%
''

4% May

Ltd——

'

Inc.——

•

Jun

24%

Apr

11

Jun

32%

Jan

4 Va

11%

Aug

20% July
6

Jan

40% Jan
10-/8

xvxay

oan

Corp

lvi"

&

Vb

jonnson

~8%
21%

1,400

20 V*

Jun

38

22%

400

16%

Jun

IO1/4

6,700

t> 78

may

29% May
13% Apr

61/4

1,400

6

Mar

6

Jun

91/4

18,100

21/4

26.900

251/4

2

21%

43,300

Feb

4,,g

17% May

2
Aug
11% Aug

42%

6%
.

""%

Railway..,

Corp

5
10c
1
1
10

...

Inc—...—

Miami Extruders

r

Chemical Corp....

MiQhigan

Michigan Sugar Co common....

preferred

6%

Hone

Microwave
Midland

Oil

Corp

Financial Corp

Mill Factors

Wohl

4'i/2%
Milo

Co

Electronics

Corp..

Mohawk

50

12%

Jan
Jan

May

1

Jan
Jan
Feb"

Airlines

RR

Inc

Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1—I
Corp of America—
Industries.,^

Mohongahela Power Co—

v

:

.

.

,

preferred...

100

•

100

99

4:50%

preferred series C

——100

...




35.

100

7

Jun

14% May

3% May
4

% May

11 Va

6

V4

3 '/4

20 Va

3% May

,°6

1,500
7.400

18,7u0

134

3,500

600

1,000

26%

Jun

36

11

1,200

8%

Jun

13%

1%

1%

1%

34,500
60

98

97i/2

1,100

29 V*

3,150

Jun

% May
4% Jun

%

%

8.900

61/8

3,400

2%,

5%

7,000

951/4

50

89'/4
951/4

.

-.10

Jan

Jan

Feb
Mar

Apr

8%

Jan

36 % Mar
13

25

2

i8e

1

-

4 Va May

200

6 Vi
2

+

1% Jun

56%

li7«

6,600

31/8

ir/4
3

3y«

.

2,000
40

57

50

90

89

61%

6%

2,500

2

2

2%

25,500

Corp

(Del)

lOo

1

Town

Corp

17%

800

17 Va

18%

36,000

6%

6%

6%

7,000

23 V*

23 Va

23%

.100

94

93%

94

...1

Co

Brass

preferred

Ohio Power 4V2%

17%

18 y4

...1

Corp

Ogden Corp
Ohio

17%

.20c

10%

10

Co

Petroleum

Occidental

common

Oxford

Securities

Electric

50

Feb

.

.

88 Va

Apr

6 Va Aug
3
Feb

2 Va Jan

4% Jan

Jun

Jan

Jan

62

93

V* May
5% Jun
2

May

10%

Apr

4% Mar

May

13

Mar
%Mar

13 -/a

1

26%

11%

Feb

600

23 /

29

Jan

too

93% Aug

98%

Jan

2,300

7% May

4%

300

3% May

-

5%

13

*

ouj

6%

78

6
"

class A com.

19% Feb
26% Feb

12%, May
5% Jun

800

300

13%

4%

Oxford Manufacturing

Pacific

Clay

Pac.iic

Coast

4%

700

26%

27%

2,100

24%

Co

cum

conv

6%

cum

conv

Pacific

Gas

—8

Products.

5%

May

24%

300

10 Va

11%

11,400

17% Mar
5%

Feb

Jun

64%

Apr

4% May

6%

Apr

52%
12

May

13Va
6

3% May
19%

Electric

&

1st

1
25
25
1st pfd—25
25

eoinmon

preferred
2nd pfd A
6%

preferred

25

1st preferred

Jun

Jan
Feb

-

Feb

33%

43

Jan

14%

Apr

21

May

18

Jun

21

May

Jun

33% May

31

32 Va

31%

32%

3,900

28%

27%

28%

500

27»/2 July

29%

26%

26%

26%

200

251/2

Jan

28% May

Jan

27%

Jan

27%

5% redeemable

26%

26%

2,500

5%

27

26

27

1,300

25%

25 V*

25Va

25%

1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred,—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25

Jun
Jun

4.80%

Pacific

2

Inc

Industries

Pacific

Feb

Apr

22%

600

900

23

24% Jan

Apr
26% May

22%

Jan

24%

Feb

221/4 July

24%

Apr

$4.50 preferred
*
dividend preferred
*
dividend preferred
—-—*
conv
dividend preferred.^
*
dividend preferred
*

$4.40

$4.75
$4.75

1
11
1

Airlines

Bell

Telep

Warrants

5%

5

Lighting

&

Pacific Power

Light 5%

pfd

5

941/4
91%
142

90%
3%

4

2,100

2% May

95%

170

91V* Jan

91%

100

90

99%

650

145V2

991/4

145%

700

90%

50

5,600

4

23

13 Va
6%

24%

3,600

13

13%

28,200

6%

7

4,100

Super

-

Jan.

97% Jan

10%

Feb

99

Apr

..,95% May
103y» May

Jun

130

88%
3

154

Jan

Jan

95

Apr

5% Mar

Jun

20»/a May
9
May
5%

Jun

Pato
Penn

Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd—1
Traffic

Co—...

Electronics

Jan

Pep

Corp.

Boys

Perfect

Circle

2.50
—1

.

—-1
(Mass) .20

Corp.—

Inc—

Photo

Permian

Corp

Jun

Peruvian

Oils

Jun

Phillips-Eckhardt

—

&

Minerals

Electronics—

25c
2.50
*

10c
1

1

200

100

Jan

Va

1,300

5

July

45Vb

7,500

36

1021/4 103

100
.-1

Markets
Paddington Corp class A.—
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall
Corp class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Class B
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
1
Packer's

Jan

94 % May.

96 Va

8%
18

5

5

44%
17%
li
%

35

Jan

17% Feb
Feb

10%

42%

May

17 Va

17%

1,000

15%

Jun

28%

29%

1,700

23 Va

Jun

%

%

6,000

n

2,400

10

Mar

66

Mar

24%
53

Jan
Jan

1% May
1% Mar

i/a Jun

%

106% May

Jun

8Vi

5y8

Jun

7%

7%

100

5r/2

Jun

111/2

Apr
Apr

181/4

18%

300

181/s

Jun

24%

Feb

18%

18%

18%

200

17

23'/a

Apr

9%

9%

10 Va

1,400

7% May

5,600

2^

6

Apr

Apr
25% July
3% Jan

103 Va

23% July

251/4

(The)—....
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc

1

ll'/a

26

Jan

40

Jan

—1

:

Jan

Jun

91

1
May
2V2 Jun
55

"

5*

6V4

Corp

6%

Jun

Jan

4
,

10%

4%

——

1

Corp—,

Pentron

Jun

July

3,700

.50c

Manufacturing

Oak

Feb

%

97%

Jan

o

6%

10 Va

88

1%

9% Feb

l'/aMay

9,800

2%

2 'A

6 V* >

6%

Perfect

.99

Jan

47

Jan

26% Mar

20

1% May

39 Va Mar

291/2 May

5%

Feb

Jan

138

Aug

30
44

1

Industrial

Jun

36%

%

Novo

86

Jan

2% Jan

1% Jun

291/4

25

Pacific Petroleums Ltd

.

99

Jan

1% Jan

1/2 May

14
27%

%

Jan

21% Mar
15%

103 Va

Jun

1,100

30%

6%
15

Apr

100

4%

2178

38 %

15%

3%

,B

Jan

10

%

Northwest

15% Mar

Jun

1,400

ly

88%
'

May
18 % Jun

3%

.

4V8

•

88%

preferred series B

see page

150

24

1%

4.80%

footnotes,

500

i/2.

4.40%

For

1,200

29Vi

30

20%

1
,

1,700

8%

3%

.

1

,u——_

Precisicm

1

800

.102y4 102%

41/4

1

2% July

12%

24

...1

1

or*

Mfiy

32 y2 July

8

10c
3%

II

514

12 yB

1021/4

6UJ

Aug

8

'

8%

Jun

2% Mav

,

5,000

19

17%

li

1

Northern

12% Mar

91/4

Jun

27'A

.50

Pacific

8

157a

41/3
•

__

pfd—100

Molybedenum
Monogram

sy4

9

jo

*

15 lU

"

4V2 May

131/2

19

8% July
8%

10

1,;

Ltd.^

Oils

Jan

31

12

1.,

13i/8
8%

Jun

97/s Aug

r__

•

21%

1,400

81/4

o

91/4

*

2,200

li'/a

__

"ctfs"——

Warrants

600

I

$4.36

1

8

131/2

1

^

of

1,200

10%
2%

'

2%

8i/s

•

300

f1%

liva

50c

preferred—1

Missouri-Kansas-Texas

,

a—2.50

Canada
Minnesota Power & Light.5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Corp

Mining

.

j—5

common..

10
■■

_

400

5

5

.

2%

—50c

Corp—..

convertible

5
__

•

__^_1
1

34

23%
,

$1 conv preferred—*
x____
50c

Investment Co—...

Mia western

Miller

...

/

Abrasive.—

Mid-West
Midwest

—

Corp
Associates Inc—

Micromatic

1,600

—1

Airlines

Pacific

Metal & Thermit

13/4
11%

Feb
Feb

9% Aug

Jan

"42

.5%

July

Jan

4
,

21%

-

300

Apr
Feb

y

iu,—J

0-/4

.

Refrigerating Co

Merchants

3%

16% July

1
L——1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mfg Co..—__——

Menasco

2,200

251/4

8%

2'A

1

23%

6

50c

...—

Co new com/

100

10

10 Va

3%

21%

warrants

McCrory Corp
McCulloch Oil

12%

13 ya

12%

10V4 May

18 y2

24

1
1
*
3

-j

Industries

Maule

July

1% Mar

21%

22%

Ma'ssey-Ferguson

Jun

8 Va

5% May

Jan

3%

warrants

_—

7y2

4,800

100

5%

Corp——1

Cup

1,800

9%

Feb

.

Ltd...

Co

9V»

8%

pfd

5 '/2 %

Marine

Marconi International

8%

9

Feb

16%

Feb

2

May

1,800

lc
—50c

Magna

30%

1> 72

-

1

1%

25% Mar

3%

s

Feb

Jun

T»/4

1%
3%

4%

May

11%

1 Va

iy8
3 Va

*

Inc—

Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__

7% May

x>; ,r

Penn RR Co

Overseas

50c

A—

5,600

Feb

Jan

80% Apr

% May

•'

Airlines Inc

Macoid

8%

Jan

4%

3%

Jun

27 Va

1.25

7% May

'

3,700

2%

31/4 Jan
2

1

Royalties Inc

O'Sullivan Rubber

Mackey

300

11

—7
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares..10s

1

Feb

59% July

Feb

16

"

6%

221/4 Jan

Mai

35%

3y8 May
24% Jun

300

-71/8

■

20%

660

3%

Jan

Apr

27 Va

Jun

1,400

9

40c

Macke

1

1 Va

3%
2%

43

Northern Ind Pub Serv 4 V* %

Old

corp.:
Mack Trucks Inc warrants

Jan

4

1% Feb

Jun

100

16%

3%

M

Jun

22

81/4

*
Rosario—3.33 V3

—

Canadian

14%

72

14% May
12 Va

2,800

2%

98

-J? *!;«.'

Southern

8s

North American

5

3%

25%

'

400

2,600

••

'

Norfolk

6 v2 May

11%

29 y2

V.

19% Mar

8%

1

Ltd

r«.,r

7% July

11

14%

Jun

1

7

■100

1

MacFadden-Bartell

Jan

9% July

1

50c

Corp

2,lu>

151/4

'3%

•

13 Va

300

•

Mines

Rim

Noma

12,500

11%

Exploration—

Jan

4% Apr
Mar

32

6% Jun

3%

iy8

1

Honduras

&

Nickel

Jan

15% Mar
40% Mar

Jun

15%

Silver Lead" Mines.

Friday

2%

25%

9V2 May

J

—

"Lundy Electronics & Systems In?..

^

51 y8 -541/2

25c

New York Auction Co

8%

3%

-f—~'25c

Jun

900

North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd—

Corp....—:—..

&

14%

16%

54

*^
2"

Co

Process

9%

n

-•7%
ll 72

Preserves Inc
Louisiana Gas Service—....
Lucky

b
'

7%

7%

Sherry

Louisiana

14%
16%

30c

Land

Arizona

Nuclear Corp of Amer

Electronics

Louis

Feb

.

Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral

9

5% Jan

\

<t

4%

8,400

,<

11

'

—2.50

Class A——_w~*—,
fr

4
■
Aug
-2% July

8,800

Va

1

1

l-d"

w/8

7%

Bsrtlett—

121/2 Feb

Jan

-

Mar

9

Jun

8% Aug

—50c

New Park Mining Co

10% July
13'/4 May

1,5"

14%

Lockwood Kessler &

1,800

2,800

1

Zinc

New

.11 y2

Livingston Oil Co.v.4.^,—i
Locke Steel Chain..-—

7y8 May
1% Jun
4

10c

& Chem Co

Jan

5%

12%

~9

3%

Jun

'

4

11 Va

24 v2

9% Jan
12% Mar

22

1

Aug

ii %

;

7Ya Jan
14V4 Apr

4% May
6% Jun

1,000

21/8

14%
17%

Co..

Mur

May

2%

1%

1%

3% Jun
8% Jfun

Jan

2 %

-14%

Inc.————

2y»

.

8V4

1

Co—

2 Va

—4
Liberty .Fabrics of- N Y common——1
■ft-' 5'/c
preferred..—:
—10
Lithium Corp of America Inc—
1

Tourneau. (R

Le

Le vine's

4%

8%

20c

Packing

bud

4

fr——1
1
25c
t
—1

Jan

3,300

8%

2

Associates

1,300

io y*

4%

,2%

Jan

3,700

7%

8

4%

10

Co

'2%

,

14 y4

1

Apr

7

5,000

,

2%

Nelly Don Inc

July

8% May
2V2 Apr

v

Product class A

Motor

Lee

7

8

2%

Inc

Stores

-.nam

New
Lee Filter Corp

•7'/a

10%

Machinery

Rubber

3'/8

2 y»

3%

Sessions Co.————

Lamson &

3

3

2%

12%
35

2% Mar

July

10

4,100

10

1
—3

8% May

3y2 May

700

12%

1

Inc

Industries

Presto

National

5,000

12

1

Mines Ltd—...

Shore

Feb

5,900

11%

25c

Ltd

National Research Corp

-

Nedicks

Lakey Foundry Cojp————r

14%

6y* Mar
34»/a Apr

22% July

1

Equipment Rental Ltd

National Petroleum

15% Jan

1,300

7V»

Jun

Weld

National

; K

10% Mar

N«

Latpb Industries...,—
Lamson Corp of Delaware.

Jun

J

—1
5
1

Inc

Company

1% May
4% May

-

6%

1
1

Jun

200

4

1

Corp

National Video Corp class A

:

May
,

23

900

I

4%

'•

1

National Union Electric Corp

Corp

12

25c

Brewing

National Casket

National

L'Aiglon' Apparel Inc——
Lafayette Radio Electronics

:.

3,400

11

.

■

Dehydrat & Milling__3

18 V, May

It
21

,10c

1

Jan

19;

19%

5 %

Smith Electronics Corp—

1,600

4

3,200

23%

.

4V8

6

1.400

91/4 Jan

Jun

Jan

18%

i%

Jan

*

4

—_—1

Bowl-O-Mat

National

Jan

iuO

18%

(The)

Jun

5,100

3 78

v*

(The) Corp class.A

Kratter

7%

10%

-

National Bellas Hess

28% Aug
25% Jan

3%

".5%

:

Mar

28% '

23

5

Inc

National Alfalfa

Feb

3%

13 Va May

27,500
-

•;

Nat Nast Inc class A_.

.

-

7.

Industries Inc

Napco

Jan

.

N,

—I—

Corp

Namm-Loeser's

Feb

IV* July

25c

Corp—

Kulka

Jun

Nachman

Jan

(I B) Rubber Co—2.50

(H L) Inc.——
Knott Hotels Corp

Kropp

2%

2%

2oVa

—1

Inc

Dept Stores

(S)

Kleinert
Klion

Kostin

12%

100
v

Kihgstoh
Products—^—'
—
1
Petroleum Co——.
.1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp———i
-1
Kirkland Minerals -Corp Ltd
—_—-1
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc__—r
10c

May

T %

•

-

Jun

...

.

Aug

14

May

1,600

1%

35
14

5

Apr
21% Feb

9 V8

-4,000

%

-•

iy4

May
Jun

7%

Feb

8%

•

7%

Kirby

"

21

1,000

,

4% —4%

1%

Aug

18%//Feb

200

5%

27%

6% Aug

1,000

10

7 Va

7%

—1
r

Jan

4

Jan

4% Jan
14

2,500

14%
26 Va

5

High
153% Apr
10 Va Jan
14% Jan

18

13 Va May

20% May

3u%
■

9

~5%

Muter

99 % Mar1

'

'—x—1
Kidde (Walter) & Co„;—:
„—3.50
Kilembe Copper Cobalt Ltd
U
—1
Kiri-Ark Oil Company———
,10c
Kirtgsford Company————1—1.25
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc..

25%
9%

50c

Co.

Mfg

Jun

4y4 May

400

5%

25%

Muskegon Piston Ring Co.
—..2.50
Muskogee Co
.10
Company ....—...—.........—50c

Jan

5%
14

2.50

Orno

lv—may

»' -1

Jan

26 y2

9 Va May

10,200

14

28%

i

-

3%

Jan

17%

.

«

10%

May

95 V2

8,300
-

13 y8

27

Jun>

2

10

...

11%

11%

13 y8

5%

2,500

19%

27 y2

5

(Del).—

f
r

19

*'

38,800

-•2V4

96 %

——25c

Co.—

6%

6

2%

1*
1
1

Company——
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co
Drug

Kavanau

6%

^

5%
14

1

Muntz TV Inc.,
'

..

4%

3%

12.50

A

144% Jan

700

7%

—_—

Star

Movie

130

5 %

2.50

Tel & Tel

States

151%

6%

——

Movielab Inc

Mar

Low

1

-4
1

—

—

Mount Vernon Mills Inc

4^ Feb
12

May

preferred

Range Since Jan. 1

High

25c

Ml ciemens industries common

11% Mar

July

4 Va

Apr

6% Jan

Jun

1%

12,300

*

MPO Vldeotronics class A

.K

Shares

Low

Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Morse Electro Products

May

2

1,200

-6

Sales
for Week

of Prices

Par

High

10% May
2ya May

1,800

,

■7%

3

7%

-10c

Inc

(The)

Corp

Jupiter

12%

•

3ya

3

warrants—.——-

B

Industries

Jetronic

Low

High

12 Va

'

1

Lake

Jefferson

Week's
Range

Sale Price

STOCKS
American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

3V»
8V4
2%

13 Ve

5%

3%

30%
6%
12 /a
18

3A

,

200

8%

8%

2%

2%

5,900

13%

13%

600

,

73%

70

9%
—

400

6

28%

700

9%

300
1.50O

31

May

70

Aug

8% May
24%

10

5%

Jun
Jun

13

4

Jan

8% May
2%

121/4 May

Jun

7%

11,000

5% May

12%

11,500

9%

Jun

13

7/b

6,000

%

5%

61/2
12

2,600

Jan
Jan

Jan

881/4 Mar

11% Apr
33 y«

Apr
16% Jan

Jun

5%

24%

Jun

27%

Jan

1-}| Jan
4

4% May

8%

Feb

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34

AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Last

Range
of Prices

Par

.

31%

30

4%

4%

'4%

800

3%

Jan

7%

2,400

5%

Jun

6%

200

53/4

8%

2,000

Jun
Jun

7

7

6%
8

9%

-9%

94%

400

17%

,17%

—*

8%

7

500

94%

8c Atwood

Pneumatic

Mfg Co

———10

Scale.

.

30'

Corp
50c
Products class A—-————1

Polarad Electronics

1%

Polycast (The) Corp—
2.50
Polymer Corp class A.
1
Powdrell 8c Alexander Inc (Del)—2.50
of Canada-——
Royalties Ltd..—
Pratt 8c Lambert Co.
Oil

Prairie

...

Inc——

Precisionware

Prentice-Hall Inc.

i.

Mines

1%

29%

Gas

600

8%

Jun

175

38%

Jun

1%
30

4r

12

900

"5%

29%

30%

700

4%

2% Jan

5%

6

4%

43

13% Apr
13% Apr
6 5/8 Jun

5%

2,000

Jan

4%

2,600

4% May

3,000

10% May
20% July

21%,

21%

22

800

11

11%

18 % May
10% May

89%

89%

49%

50

"

Mar

Jun

11%

300

8% Mar
17

,

12%

16%

87

25

22% Feb
13

;

12%

100

16%

17

900

Jan

923/4 Feb

July

45%

400

Jan

263/4 Apr

Colorado—

preferred
—100
Telephone Co....——20c
Puritan Sportswear Corp.
—•
Pyle-National Co———.—.. .5
Rico

Apr

9% Jan

8% May

8

11

—*

Jan

38%

Jun

11

——1

12% Mar
60

4% Aug
23 y2 Jun

1,100
1,700

1,200

6

19% Feb

1% Jun
29

200

' Feb

11

Jun"

May

•

4%

9%

4%%

Puerto

10%

51%

9%

—

Public Service of

400

400

9

Prophet (The) Company.—
Providence

5%

74% Mar

Jun

10% July
Jun

21% Jan

13%

203/8 Mar

Q
Quebec Lithium Corp—

212

...

2isa May
Jun

900

Quebec Power Co—....

4 IS

34

25

Feb
Feb

R
Ramco

——

Inc class A

.20o

5%

12

5%

.

100

12

5%

3,900

4

May
4% July
22% May

I

;

Rapid-American Corp
—.
Rath Packing Co
...—.——

1

30%

30

30%

-10

11%

11%

11%

3,600
1,000

27

26%

27%

13,900

18%

18

-40c

Rayette Co Inc..—

Jun

—1

Trust of America

—

,

Real Properties Corp

1

Warrants

Pump Co—

Reinsurance
Reis

...._—.

May

29% Apr

15% May

Insurance

1

24% Jan

■m

%

—10

67%

67%

68%

1,300
2,850

10%

10

10%

.2,200

16

15%

16

.—1
1

....1

4%-

44,700

600

B

56% May
9%. Jun

Jun

84 V3 Mar

12% Apr

May

23 V\

Jan

3%

Jun

53/8

Feb

.IIIl

800

4V2

Jun

8;,

Feb

13 y8

12%

13%

1,500

10%

Jun

—10o

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

10,000

%

5,100

1,000.

5%

1

5%

6

5%

2,500

1

--1

Jan

5%

900

Jan

7,600

jun
8% Jun

7%

12%

19 Va

Jan

30

82 V8- Jun

86 %

Feb

100

6% July

13 %

5

13%

13%

14

600

11 y8

11%

11

11%

800

10% Jun

Jun

Jan

26% Mar
123%

jan

'
—£1

3% July

.1.50

7

7

7

-30c

4%

3%

4%

7%

7%

7%

;—

—5

14%

14%

15

2,300
2,000

......

—.1

9%

10

400

—

Inc

Ross Products Inc:
Inc.—

Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp.;

Royal School Labs Inc.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd

~2%

__50o
—

—-lc

9

*

10

..

...

600

4,800,

2%

23/4

600

8%

9

500

9%

10%

3,300

Inc..:

I—1

5%

5%

6V4

14,700

Avenue Inc.

__50c

2%

2%

23%

1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes—
,—...... —1

4%

4%.

3%

3

5^8 Feb
10%. Jan

Jun

5

37/s May
5 % J un
11%

Jun

...

Edison—
preferred;
_.._8.33%
4.78%
cumulative preferred—:
25
4.56%
cumulative preference:
25
4i48%
convertible preference—,—25
4.32%
cumulative preferred:
25
4.24%
cumulative preferred
25
4.08%
cumulative preferred——25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co—
Ex three-for-two split—.
—Southern Pipe Line—
—
1
Southern Realty & Utilities
——1
Southland Royalty Co..
—5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class' A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp.. —: :
—
—1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants.—....
Sports Arena Inc....
lo
Stahl-Meyer Inc
—*
Standard Brands Paint Co
——1
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred—.—...20
Standard Forgings Corp.-.—
1
Standard Metals Co__—
3c
Standard Products Co.—
*»-—1
Standard Shares Inc
_1
Standard-Thomson Corp
__1
Standard Tube class B
-1
Stanley Aviation Corp
10c
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd—_ 1
Star Industries Inc class A_—
—1
(The)

Corp

convertible

'

O'AMar
18 y« Jan
30%

Jan

Steel

Parts

Corp—...—

Inc.

Stephan (The)
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del);
Stetson (J B)
Co——

15 y4

Feb

2,000

2%

3%

1,200

2% May

4% July
4% Jan!

San

73/8

Carlos

Milling Co Ltd—16 pesos
Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
20
4Vs% series preferred
20
4.40% series preferred
20
5.60
' series preferred
20

3

73/8

7%

1,100

2,500
600

20% Jun

Jan

5

2% May
6 3/4 Jun

21% Apr
4% Jan.
9

Mar

San Diego

—

20% .20%

200

Syritex Corporation

:

T
Talon

class

Inc
B

Petroleums Ltd

Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon

Sayre

Paper Corp—
Fisher Co

%

*

i.-.^

:

Material

Technical

Technical

Operations Inc..

Technicolor

Tel-A^-Sign

Inc.—

Corp

Inc

Warrants

Corp—
...

Engineering

Tenney
Texam

Oil

May

13

May

11,700

6% May

6%

6%

200

3%

3%

500

6% Aug
3% July

43^

3%

41/a

47,400

63/g

5%

7'/4

8,600

2% May
5% Jun

1%

1%

2

1,100

l3/4 May

4

4

100

(The) Corp

*

■

...1

Inc

3

Seligman & Latz Inc

1

Inc

20c

5/ff

43/4

5&

4,500

3% May

12%

13%

17,700
14,100

10 % May

13%

5

•

Shattuck

5

~5%

•

21%

Sherwin-Williams Co Common
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Biboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil 8c Gas Co class A
Class B—

Silver-Miller Mines Ltd

Inc.

....

Textron

700

4%

1,300

5

5%

900

11%

Inc

75%

74

.22% July

23% Jun

7%

Jan

22.3/4 Feb
11.

Co

Tower

Trans

Mar

Universal

&

Trav-ler Radio

26%

Jan

United

United Canco

9% Mar

United

United

S

3/4

Jan

U

s

25a

2V.

fs

2%

%

2V4

300

31

Feb

32

Feb

'7%

Apr
1% Mar

V* May
2

Feb
Jan

19 3A May

14

May
4% May
Jun

243/8
203/s

Jan

14
8ya

313/4

Feb

Jun

22»A

Feb

10 Ya

.

Jan

15%

iy4

Apr

13% Mar
•

Jiin-

18%

23A

Jun

27% May
10 y2 Jun

Feb

14 y2

5ya May
5% Jun

Aug

41%
17%

3-

2%

Jan

.113/4 Mar
Jan

43/8

May

2'/2 May
5*A May
% Jun

Jan

'•5%' 'Feb

-

8% Mar

iys Jan
'4

Jun ■'

Mar

23A

% May
123A Jun

303A

3% Aug

Jan
Jan

9% Mar

May
Jun

66

24

Jun

Feb

10

26 Ya

5

Jan

Jan

35

Jun

183A

1,000

32

.1,600

Mar

-

1,400

13A July

17,500

24%

27 Va

12y8 May
15% May

13 y4

11%
.

^

4'A

.

'

—

.

2

5*'.

.May

900

1%

Jun

400

1% May.

3

900

33A Jun

7% Jan

4% Jan
16% Jan
.14%.Mar

"

6%

1

"8% Jari'
-Jan

3/4

Jun

.

17%

16%

1,900

1%

100

2

98

1

10 ya

Jan
-Mar

16 y4 Mar

May

22

Jun

Apr

3% Mar

Jun.
Jun

Mar

lfa

,10

5% May7
8

3,500
1,100

T1 %

,

& July

8,000
1,800

11

9%Feb
11/4 Jan

4 % May -

4,10a
21,100

.7%

67A
10V2
17y2
1%
11'A

7

12,800

"ll

%

11
-173A

6%
2%

93% Jan

—

1J

4%i Jan

2,200

2V8 May.
5% Jun

*
-

6ys
18

6%
.18

-26% Jan

Jun

3 ,100 »

13/8
4%

5%

,

8%

Jan

537/8 Mar

2%. Jun

,

Apr

6%

353/b Mar

8%

2%
I V4
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18,000
35,600
6,300

50 3%

Jun

3y8

8

,

-

—

.

3Vs

2%
2%

28%

4,300

37%

Apr

.

36.
Apr
8% Mar

May
7% July

25%
;

36

22'

450

7%
"1%

15% Mar

.

16% -May.

26%

3,700

23% May.

38

800

25

24

19ys May.
85 ya July

Feb
-Feb

19%
87'A

87 %
3
5 /a

—

50

*
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—

3%

6%

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1
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13 3A

,

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.

600

1,200
1,800

8%

6%

i.

10

3%

913,4 May-

2,000

16%

100

8%

-

Jun

1,400

253/4

1,500

24

Jan
Feb

13

Mar

8 Ya Mar

21%

113/4 Aug

6,600

25

25

Jun

Jan

6% Jan
12

Jun

4ya

1,500

7.3/8

-18 3/4

Jun

83/4
53/4
6ya
113/4 .13y8
29 Va
317/a

Jan

5

12 y2 Mar
.,

July

3%

3%

431/4

Jun

28 Y4

May

Jan

Jan

Jan

%

jan

July

3,%

Jan

S

U

S

1A

15 y2

500

20 Ya

26%

1,600
7,700

33/4

Jun
Jun

5,400

•

53A

5V4

Gas—

Co
Corp—

Rubber Reclaiming

American Corp.—
Warrants Series 1962—
Warrants Series 1955—

1A May
Jun

1
—25c

.

183

2%
43/4
4%

23A

43A
4V2
6y4

43/4
4%
5%

.

.

—

2%

2%

.

91% May

July

3% July

Jan

*

8 3/8

Apr

8% May

I

Jan

194

2% July

4

Jan

800

4% July

6%

Jan.

1,100

4% Aug
5% Jun

41% Aug
81/4 July

4

8

-30

179

May

4%

300

3ya
23/4

1,500

13A Jun1

1,000

1%

Universal

—-

Jan

600

6%

.

43A

Apr

8%

2

Jun

6% Jun

.

182

46%

5

9,200

'

N

Jan
Mar

6

5Ya

5

Ltd—

Jan
Mar

7

37

700

IV4
5%

.

Feb

3fe May

400

39

63/4

1

Co

Stockyards

Aug

1&

3%
38 y4

dep rects ord regis..—10c
J RR & Canal
100
Conditioning Corp
:—.50c
Ceramic Tile Co
1

United

11

4%
318

4%

Air

Natural

200

23 Va

23

3%

American

U

22%

11

.

1&
39

Improvement & Investing—-2.60
Molasses

14 y2 July
11

—--*

17% Mar

7% May

1,800

9%

9

1

vtc

=

,26% .Tan

Aug

.

83/4

—

Feb

53/4 May
2% May

2,400

4%

3 A

3%
13y8

Jan

2%

3

600

3

_

5%

5 %

■

^3%

—

.

—

,

—

193A

4Yi Jun
2 Y* Mar

—

~1

Corp

United Milk Products.-.—

United

42,100

4% Feb

14%
18

Jun

213A

—50c

Corp

Oil & Gas Ltd

Elastic

United

U

Jun

Asbestos

Jan

8% Mar

Feb

%

23A Jan

Jun

143/s

Mar

30y2 Jan

July

73A

18'A

.—4
20

Co

16

Jan

20
May
4% Jun

10

123,600

*

United Foods Inc.—

74

600

18 May
May

Feb
Feb

12

% Jun.

—

—5

of Canada.

Jan

11,500

8,500

67/a

Jun

21

10

...:—

10 Ya

Jan

18

9 '%

May

7%
.
36%
'
1 A

30%

Stock Yards of Omana
United Aircraft Products—

Jan

"V

Co

375/a Jan

~5%

:

Unexcelled Chemical Corp

30 3/a

U

2

2,uuo

,

32

31%
30%

>

75/a
37%

warrants

True Temper Corp

24% Mar

25 y2

"5

15

4®8

Steel

Union

Feb

Jun

2

Inc.

Corp..

Tri-Continental

98 y2

20c

,

Triangle Conduit & Cable Co

119 V2

.—10c
1

—1
—-1
—5c
—_1

Corp——

Williams

May

19 % May

6

25c

Corp——
World Airlines"warrants"——

3% May
4% May

18,800

-

__

6y8

18

1,900

31%
303A

14 fa
- 3/2

6%
6/4
32
-36 A

—

"35%

24

Union Investment

100

ftf

3Ya

--

.—14
3%
3%

*

——5

Co——

5% Feb

5,700

26%

--

—

Feb

Apr

May

Jan

1.ROO

%

5%
2%

,

5% Jan
16

34 »/2

5

700
_°00
8,400
200

/*
6%
2 A

9% Jan

5% Mar
5V8

10y2 May
3% Jan

5%

25 %

6
—

50c

Forging Corp

Aug

25%

3 A

3%

Jan

32

24% Aug
14% Apr

Jun

3'ix®

.

Jan

Jan

Jun

4,600

J/4

Feb

63/a
7%

3% Jun

"2,600

%

Todd Shipyards Corp.———.—.—20
Toledo E'dison 4'A % preferred—__100

27 % May
% Jun

2

6%

8%

Feb

14 y8

May

9

1.400

7%

Jan

15% Mar

28%

24y2

"

6/a

,

3%

Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets def registered—5s
deposit rets ord registered—5s

Amer

92 % Aug

10c

I4 A

32 3/4

10%■ Jun

400

34^

Feb
Mar

iVa Jun

'800
1,500
300
5,300

10 A
18
1A

22/4 22s/

2f/

1

13

5% May

.

86

8 5/8 Mar

,11%

78

14%

Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com—_10c
70c convertible preferred—.
:
_10

12% July

9 % May

14

300

13%

13
10 A
18
1A
34
-J4,.
.

1A

"warrants'.—.:

Tonopah Mining of Nevada

21%

5%
21

"

—

v

Shovel

Thew

*

For footnotes, see page 35.




143/4
153/4

45/8

13%

Feb

11%

22 y2 -Jan

1,100

10 A
18

15

Jun

2% May
Jun

3,800

,

Jun

July

Jun

23A

9,500

3

16 A
9%

8%

:

Textron Electronics Inc.—

100

i._,

Silicon Transistor Corp
Creek Precision Corp

Silver

Lighting

12.50

13 3/8

15%

"43/4'

Seton Leather Co

Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water 8c Power

Jun

13 ys

1

Servo Corp of America

2%

23A

27/a

mc___25c

Texstar Corp..

Union Gas

1

iys
iys
20% .■■'.■19%

J'A '■'J5 A

9% Jan

2,500

.

83A

15 A
8%

5% May

33/a

3

—

Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c

73/4

28
6
4

28
—

--

Transue

17%

Feb

.

12

7%, May

1,900
2,700

1A Feb

7%

—

45A
—

12 A
16

7% Jan

14%

10%
3%
10'/a

--

7-,.

113/4 Feb

3

24

13% Jun!

2,700
900
100
100
6»®00
400
800
3,200
400
500
29,900
3,100

-7

Jun

17,500

23% May

.

12'% Aug
4% May

9,300
18,900
1,600
100

11
15 A

4% July
6 3/4 July

6%

73/4

—

,

5%;

33A
72

400
1,200

.

20ys
9l/a
243A
10%
4%
10%
28 V4
6y2
4%,
9JA
1A
20%

19%'
9
24

lIOc

Inc-——

Lux

51/4

4%

19%

—1
pfd—*
.10c

Photolab

4%

19
8%
15 A
7%
2%
4%

63/4
2%

—

Electronics

Town

5 S/8

6%

1 /a
12 A

--

corporation—
& Light $4.56

Trans

H

84% .Apr
.24% Mar

,237/* Apr.

9% Jun

2.500
300
1,800
400

;

4 /a
75

17%

17%
8
13%
7Va
23A

—.—_

Power

Apr

lOo

Security Freehold Petroleums...

Silvray

700

6%

Television Industries Inc——

Mar

3,000

11

4
75

.

20c
3
10c
23A
—1
8%
—..—6

—

,20

25c

Securities Corp General

Servomechanisms

8

10

Jun

21% AUg '
21 Ya. *Jari.
14
May,

500

12
15

—1

TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp

.20

1,400
1,400

17

1
1

Seaporcel Metals Inc

Seem an Bros

4%

19%

Jun

21%

Apr
87% Mar

.

^

10
—*
5
.12V2c
—*

—

InCi.—

Jan

21% Aug

5%

1

Airlines

43/4
73/4

400

103/8
6%
4

•
—5
___5

;

common-—.:

A

Tampa Electric Co—
Taylor International Corp—

Jun

5%

3.50

Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber

Seeburg

8

25c
.1

...

Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd

World

43/4

25c

1

Screen Gems Inc

Sealectro

13

50c

&

Seaboard

223/4

18y2

27

July

65

800
800

Jan
Mar

303A Apr

Jan

73%

400
*

36% Mar

25

--

,

183A

—2

—

cumulative preferred.

4%

183/4
'21%

—

,

—

5

;

common

18

—

Sarcee

20% Jan

71%
22"%
22

22y2
213A

--

Supronics Corp—L__———:———25c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—;

Terminal-Hudson

4,600

20%

,

—

Texas

73/4 Jan

2%

69 A

—

21%

41% Mar

11 %

22% July

--

.

,

Jun

29% Jun

100

--

71%

.

Corporation (Del)
1
Sunair Electronics inc
.10c
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
Supercrete Ltd
25c
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Superior Window Co class A__
._10c
Supermarkets Operating Co—50c

15% Mar

4%

205/a

25

--

,

•,

23

22 y»

...

--

Stylon

7% May
7% Jun
3% May
1% Jun

3

Jan

6% Jan'
9%. Feb

4%. May.

i50

26 A

—

—-1
10c
•
1

Container Corp new——:

Amer

r20%

30
•

Stop 6? Shop Inc..—22|A
Strong Cobb Arner Inc——
—1
6%
Struthers Wells Corp—————__1
75/a

Tobacco

—'•

Jan

50 3A

6 Va May
12
May

800
1,300
2,100

>•,:

1
—50c

i

Thriftimart Inc class A—

.—2.50

19

30% May

Jun

5% May

,

1,800
3,000

25 A
25

25 A'

■

10c

—....

Stepan Chemical Co

Stone

1,000

.

6%
15/8
34Va
3iy2

6'/a
14%
34

5

Inc

Thorofare Markets Inc.

St Lawrence Corp Ltd.i
Inc

33 y2 July,

1
*

preferred

Steel Co of Canada Ltd

Stelma

I2 y2 Mar
5% Jan

s

Salem-Brosius

.

10c
50c

common

Instruments

Statham

8 3/4 May
2
Jun

Jan

1
1
12.50

original

5%

Telectro. Industries

—1

Inc

Roosevelt Raceway.

Oil Co..—

6V2
14%
34%
30y2

California

Southern

9% Feb

84

"6%

•*

22 y2

12% July
..

39 V2

6% / 6%
6%
7

.

6%

1

Corp

Penn

;...

—*

——

Apr

A

10%

6%

600
220

'

,

23%

.

62%''Apr

3% Jan
10 ya

4% May

6%

38%:

Jan

83/a Mar

Jun

7% Jim
A May

83%

10%

Corp.

Manufacturing

Soss

Class

Inc. —20o

—

16% Mar

2% May

1

—

203/4 Mar

6% May

6%

•

pfd F. -100

4%

dep rets ord regis

Russeks Fifth

1%

2,100

common..

Products

Rolls Royce Ltd—

Industries

,7%'Jan

4%

■

Rusco

.

'5% Apr

May
3/4 Jun

14

,233/4 Apr
5% Jan

37/a

—500

Corp.
Broadcasting Inc..:

Products

•

3

,

>

%

—

Metals Inc—

Field

;„,r.

2 % Ma,y

4%

Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965—.
class

20% Jun

,W-2% May,;

Jan

23% Mar

3%

1

Robinson Technical

7%
v •,

3%

*

Rochester Gas & Elec

>

15% Feb

4%

*

Co

Warrants series A

Rowland

1,400
; 3,900

4

%

Ridgeway Corp

Roosevelt

2%

%

Rio Algom Mines Ltd common—.

Amer

200

2%

1

:.

Rico Argentine Mining

Rollins

20%

®,Vl

1—

Restaurant Associates Inc

Rogers

700

1%

4%'

Resistoflex Corp—

Rodney

3%

6%

...

Co.

18% Feb

.

10% May
5% May

4,300

1

Republic Foil Inc.:
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc.

Finance

2%;

11%

20%

—-1

Corp—

Remington Arms Co Inc—

Ritter

1,100

10%
5%

6

—50

& Co

Feb

15

1%

1

& Dev..—~

Investment

(Robert)

Reliance

11

--

Reeves Soundcraft Corp

7% Feb

t

——

Reeves Broadcasting

19

5y2May
37%

Jun

of America-

Realty Equities Corp of N Y—
Reda

%\

143/4 Feb

10

Real Estate Investment

Class A.'—,

Sonotone

50c
12

Ramer Industries Inc
Ramo

dep rets ord
Airways Inc

Amer

Starrett

Enterprises Inc

,—

23%

39%

x6

Singer Manufacturing Co
Slick

South

Jan

23%

Ltd—
registered.——£1

High

^

100

46

—v

,

; Range Since Jan. 1
Low

^

—

—1

Oil Co

Venezuelan

44

2% Feb

*
*

preferred—.

conr

South Coast

13% Jan

9%

—.—1

10% Jan

Jun'

13%

$3

Sinclair

for Week,.
Shares

High

46

—

—-

Simpson's Ltd

133/4 Mar

3% May

13 %.

1%

.Apr

1% May

9Yt

Progress Mfg Co Inc common.....—1
$1.25 convertible preferred-.--—-20

20

.

400

9%

Proctor-Silex Corp

Low
*

deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
American

Feb

14,400

10c

•

Ltd—

28%

100

6%

•1%.

29%

~5

12%

6%, jun

——10c
.....—1

—

Class B

Preston

500

200

2,200

9

—.
•
—J
1
—66%

Presidential Realty Corp—
Class A

y

5

,

49%

*
—1

Power Corp

10% Mar

109% Apr

Jun

5%

13%

8% Mar

13% Feb
4% Jun

30

6

Poloron

6% May
13% Jan

8% May
933/8

8%

4%

5% Feb

3% July

100

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
:
-.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Plastic Materials 8c Polymers Inc—;10o
Plume

39% Mar

Jun

19

9,600

9%

Pioneer Plastics Corp

Week's
Range

of Prices

Par

High

4%

~4%

—4
--1

—■——1
———1

Inc—

Industries

Pierce

Low

'

—10o

Co—

Corp (Del)——
Aircraft Corp—

Phoer,ix Steel

Piasecki

31%

—

Phillips Screw

High

^

Simca Automobiles—

5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.—-10 pesos
Industries

American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

Pharmaceutical

8c

Electronics

Low

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Sales

Friday
Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

for Week
Shares

.

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Sales

Sale Frice

STOCKS
Exchange

American Stock

Phillips

Week's

.

Junv

.

4%

Jun

Apr
Feb,

4% Feb,

Volume

196

Number 6185 ^

;

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's

Friday

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Sales

STOCKS

Last

Range

Sale Frice

of Prices

Shares

Low

Par

Universal

Container

Universal

Controls

Inc

Universal Insurance-.
Universal

Marion

Utah-Idaho

Valve

Sugar

1

Corp__:

Waco

Aircraft

7%

&

6 %

Precision

Knapp

&

$6

series

Weiman

Texas

Westbury

Products

pfd

Western

Equities

Inc

Western

Nuclear

Inc

Western

Stockholders

American

dep

River

Stores

Williamhouse

Williams

Oil

Williams
Wilson

(R

Wood

5

Jun

53/a

8%

Jan

100

2 y2

Jun

4%

Jan

19,000

1 Vb

May

6 3A

Jan

28

360

67.

4%

800

914

700

Mat
Jun

3%

714

7

13/4

234

1%

23,300

8914

170

3y2

100

3%

43/a

24 y4

22'A

200

13 y8

13 %

14

3

Jan

2%

Feb

4

7%

Apr

34% Mar
94

Mar

Jun

2l'A

Apr

Jun

10 Vb

1,600

73/8

2,200

4

3

3y8

7,000

2 3/4

July

474

Feb

23/4

3%

2 74

1,700

23/s

Apr

33/s

Vb May

%

%

3,200

25

25 y8

25

1,000

25

19%

19

10 y2

%

15,800

1J

21%

213/4

300

8%

8%

400

8

16%

400

16 %

16 y4

i6y8

14%

15%

6%

6%

674

2,400

6

16 y2

17 VB

15 »4

15%

500

Reeves

374s

B

1976
1976

3%s series

G

43/4S series I

474s

series J

22 3/4 Mar

4%s

series K

5s

series

L

series

M

Mar

29

98

Jun

41

May

Jan

May

23% Mar
18 3/4 Mar

43/46

Southern

3s

:

1985

374s

Gas

Gas

Jun

United

10c

43/4

5

73/4

Interest
Period

Sale Price

or

Bid & Asked

High

debs

June-Dec

35

June-Dec

1974

—

35

—

Sold

Jan. 1

No.

Authority

Vending

Lack

56

91%
104

6s

•

N

6 %s

ex

1975

32

83

—

—

181

87%

83

83

83

90%

87%

98%
102

104%

101%

8

102 3/4

14

105%
105

101

166%

105%

105

1107
100

101%

5

1033/B 1033/B
104

92'/4

96

16

102

84

86

8

93%

80%

15

98%

90%
97%

106

H

98%

102%

9

993/4

1033/4

10

973/8

100

193

91 Va

94

190%

89

aoo% 100%

991/4

Feb-Aug

91

91

1973

185

87

71

2

991/4

983/4
72

94%
90

60

17

99%

Jupe-Dec

92

89%
78

71%

Jan-July

Webb &

85 %

883/4

Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
tWashington Water Pqwer 3%S 1964

Gas

90%

83

—

189

104

881/2

82 Vs

'

90

182

180

98%

82

85%

183

95%

83%

77

931/4

122

Corp—
1977

—-——-!-

Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—

108

100

—June-Dec

19

109

99%

128

108

7

109

1

97'/2

luO

983A

5

97%

99

72

4

67

80

Foreign Governments and Municipalities
1951"
-Jan-July
Dapzig Port & Waterways; 6%s 1952— _Jan-July
Savings ^Banks and Clearing Assn
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
'
'
-5'As series A 1967
.L
_Jan-july

Baden

(Germany) -7s

$120

—

$6

9%

German
.

$96%

941/4

-Jan-July

$94

94

$110

84

6%s 1949_
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008— -May -Nov

94

Mortgage Bank of Bogota^-

69

5

„

13

92%

..

55%
90

121

130

24

92

109

883/4

43

87

91

833/4

61

60

117

86

102

109

series

&

1993

B

Inc

5%s

1981

Builders

General

Development

.

subord

6s

-$105

35

97%

93%

107

95

142%

34

35%

12

-21

95

17

28

35

6s

283A

12

12

1

10%

17%

75

May-Nov

75

76

2

70

81

Corp—

May-Nov
_

debs

28

12

May-Nov

1993

Construction
—

General

$973/4 102

Feb-Aug '

;

102

RR—

1976

wts

Fotochrome

973/8

188%

High

33

Division—

J

4s

81

$100

Jan-July

Mar-Sep

debs

Western

Realty

1978-

—

88%

-

&

mortgage

National

83%

June-Dec

1976

mortgage 4s. series A

1st

First

June-Dec

1978

6s

3%s

of

Lackawanna
1st

96%

101% 104

;

Low
9

$121

88%

1969

Assn

Davega Stores Corp¬
se %s convertible subord

>

88

80

7

183

96%

Mar-Nov

•

Range Since

35

56

.

92'A

June-Dec "

.—June-Dec

1970

A

convertible

Raceway

Chicago Transit

Delaware

137

74

4'/2s series B

1967

-

*

99

95%

'

sub

conv

Boston. Ediscm.2B/4S ^series

Continental

83

104

96

—

May-Nov

•
xr

Bonds

Friday's

123

99%

87

A

Feb

Week's Range

Last

119

Feb

8

90

Apr

3% May
374 July

1,800

1

72

99%

1973

Improvement & Investing
subord* debs^ 19762771,

Jan

8%

__

Mar-Nov

conv

374

700

92'/a

April-Oct
Jan-July

1970—:

Jun

5,000

5%

98%

90

96%

87

80

80

Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept

Wasatch

5%

97

April-Oct

(Calif)

Apr

U."S ^Natural

50c

93

18

May-Nov

174

May

12

98

185

ApriZ-Oct

23A

163/4

110
319

109 % 112

Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

A

—

774

'•> 4% July

62

130

119% 119%
1100% ioiy4

May-Now

:

Jan

13% May
5
Jun

99%

1
13

190%

Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug

Jan

8 % May

»

993A

.

69

92%

Mar-Sept

—

May

674

100

82

126%

216

95%

1981

1965

%

28,100

131

90
•

98

Mar-Sep

3s 1971—
Southwestern Gas & Electric 374s 1970
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs
:

Jun

4 Vb

102

94 %

—

1983

Counties

5V2 May.

4%

99

72

187%

Mar-Sept

California

Southern

374

14%

17

69

Jan-July
Jan-July

»'

1985

O

2,500

4 Vb

82

Apr-Oct

1987

series

4,600

14

105

97%

Corp—

Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—
Transportation Corp. of Arnei* 674s

Jan

98
95

202

208

June-Dec

1986'

6s

116 VB

27

1993/4

Feb-Ocf

_

474s

^

59%
138

90

*

1100

99%
103

97

-

106

79%

Apr-Oct

•

Hanover

(Prov)

•

7s

(issue of

•

7s

(issue of Oct 1927)

May

1927)

1947—:

1963

57

Apr-Oct
ApriZ-Oct

1974

$941/2
94

May-Nov

4

58

94%

51

90%

98
10

95

96

92%

121

Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—

3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)

Sinking fund

*

No

$64

$60

—April-Oct
June-Dec

$99 S/8 lOO'A

Jan-July
Jan-July

2s 2012

99%

$50

61 Vb

64

34%

47%

48

Mar-Sept

:

66

66

$60

May-Nov

—

1947—

-

53/»s

21

196%
104

May-Nov

—

474s series N

n

—.

Co

102% 103

102 %

'

Jan
Mar

43/8

Pump 4s inc-debs 1994
Elec Power 3%s 1970

Brandy wine

22

Jan-July

1982

-73/8

Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp 6% conv sub deb '77_Feb-Aug

BSF

25

108

1982

Feb

%

1

Exchange

109%

106

1982

18

48%

107

1998

1981

series H

163A

15

106

I

1979

Jun

513/4

Jan-July

1978

Jun

50%

Quar-Mar

!

F

Jan

"May"

51

Mar-Sep

1—

E

Jan

46

Feb-Aug

3s

1973

series

1074

10

Jan-July

Corp

1973

series C

4 »A

5

&

Appalachian

A

series

7 y8

Low

5%s

Steel

series

Jan

Jun

65

April-Oct
April-Oct

1984

6s

.■

Edison

33A

.<■

62

109%

1968

Co

Devel

&

California

1474

May

95

May-Nov

1972

Power

3s

Jan

16

May-Nov

1967

deben

Water

734

40c

Friday

• Aiuer

sub

series

21%

99%

64%

liq tr ctfs

1982

2%

BONDS

Inc

Broadcasting

conv

Harbor

Southern

•

Alsco

Corp—
(without'warrants)

7%s
6s

99%

Equities

243/4

12

1

American Stock

Gas

Rapid American Co 7s debs
53/4S conv subord debs 1977

series D

Jun.

6 Vb

-

25c

153

—

3s

14% May

1,000

107

Jan-July

1963—C—

3 74s

1970

3%s

34 y2

16%

102

April-Oct

Public Service Electric &

Realty

243

7%
6

95

1971

374s

93 y2 Mar

100

97 'A

97 %

97 y4

_25c

Corp__

3 74s

102

60

Pennsylvania Water & Power 374s 1984

Jan

5%

5s

wi

3s

95

3'%

10

105

1982

due

to

mortgage

mortgage

3%

7

America 574s 1976—
674s
1976

1st

Power

1st

of

6

60

Petroleum

474s

liy2

£1

Raceway Inc com__
preferred.
Jewelry Co new common
Zapata Off-Shore Co_
Zapata Petroleum Corp

Ohio

extended

Jan

Ltd—

6%

Corp

Occidental

91

7

Co Ltd—

Power

1953

Feb

13%

1

Zale

Nuclear

Jan

4%

14%

55/a

2

Yonkers

due

High

85

73

1977-

6s

Low
22

110

Corp 5 74s 1974
Corp 5s 1976-,

1%

2974

13 V*

1

preference——;
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yale Express Systerh Inc class A

Research

1574

Jun

6

25

%

General

National

163/a Aug

100

7ya

10

Co

National

Nippon Electric

88%

71

Jan-July

now

Jan. 1

No.

110

Tr 674%

Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5%
Valley RR 4s 1963

Range Since

Sold

Jun-Dec

Corp 1st 6s

Bellas "Hess

98 5/4

Bonds

1973—Jun-Dec

debs

conv

1972

6s

National

6 74s

14

Feb-Aug

1981_

conv

Realization

iy4 May
16%
.-734

1

Industries

574s

Power

High

87

Jan-July

1970

4s

Midland

May

Jun
:

Friday's

Apr-Oct

Corp—
1977_,

Manhattan

274s

Aug

18

deb

2574

10

RR

Rawecjci Chemical 474a 1978^
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb

Feb

32

18% May
July

600

ii

Apr

38

Jun

500

10 y8

3/4

or

Bid & Asked

3%

Land

sub

Hydrometals Inc
Italian

1981

conv

International 7s

Hudson &

•

6%

Western

Stores

Hoffman

Safe

Aug

28

10 34

Sale Price

!—

conv

Hartfield

Jan

34

&

American

6%s

Feb

4y4

4

4 %

Gulf

Jan

July

Corp

Guantanamo

Jan

Jun

89

Jan
Jan

1043/4

Jun

3y4May
3% May

,

Jan

6 3/8

13

1

83 %

4,400

25

713/4
-

Jun

1 % May
Jun

69,100

1%

88%

1,100
1,300
1,900

6

Foods

Jan
Jan

33/4

""41/4

-1

;—

American dep rets ord regular

Zion

123/4
23%

1374 Mar

314

33/4

*

common—

W)

(P

Jun

200

9W Apr
213/4 Mar

May

7'A

1

Wood Newspaper Machine——
Woodall Industries Inc

Woolworth

14 y2

100

63

25

& Light 4%%
pfd—100
Industries Ltd—
•

(John)

200

9

1

preferred

Wisconsin Pwr

914

1574

1

214

_10c

Co

&

C)

Brothers

5%

'

314

1
10c
10c
1

Inc

Williams-McWilliams

33/4 May"
9% July
7% May

1%

*

Corp

Brothers

1,200

10

;

Inc.

(The)

Jan

May

2,500
4,200

2%

Is

rets ord shares
Stationery—

Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wiebolt

13

9%

2,700

Ltd—

Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
pWhippany Paper Board—
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co„
Wichita

3

43/4

5c

&

Inc—

Jan

53/4

534

89

10c
Invest

1074

9%

1

—

53A May

4%

100

Fashions new common
Development Co

143/e

514

67

50c

Inc,

4.40%

Jun

Apr
Jan

Jan

3/4

_♦
1
—1.25

Western

Westmoreland

18,700

3 %

10c

common

Utilities

Western Tablet

814

5%

Instruments Co—1

Inc

Manufacturing

Chemical

West

774

19%

874

10

preference
Inc

West

3%

9

—4

preferred

& Company

Wentworth

3,600

11 Vi

1514

100

j

Webb

41/2

Feb

Jun

May

Foam

Registered

Feb

12

May

6%

Jan

1174

9%

*

common

conv

Waltham

4%

*

..

Inc

Bond

non-cum

8

8

1,300

Jan

35

414

*

common,..

preferred—

Waitt

100

1,200

53/4

1-

Co

Baking

63/4

1114

2

i_A,

Wagner

814

25c

Manufacturing-

8%

Feb

•974

6% May

10%

I
—1

Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co

VTR Inc

3,300

8

Jun

8y4

25c !

Vogt

9

Last

Period

Low
•

4%

1

Vita Pood Products

May

6 3/4

Viewlex Inc class A—

Corporation
Virginia Dare Stores

5

8%

25c

Vinco

23,100

83/4

1

„_

Jun

27

Interest

Exchange

High

5

150

American Stock

General

11%

5
:

of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co
Corp

614

ow

400

•

29

8%

*

Corp

Valspar

5%

2814

17.78

Corp

I

5%

_25c

BONDS

Range Since Jan. 1

High

5%

Corp cl A com_10c

Week's Range

Friday

for Week

American Stock Exchange

53

58

38%

100%

value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w,". with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
par

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 10)
Friday
BONDS

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Period

Last

Sale Price

Gas

23/4S

Corp

1970.1

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked

coll trust 3%s 1971

1st mtge &

1st mtge & coll trust 3%s

coll trust 33/as:1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972

94

94

High

Bonds

*101'/a
*91S/8

4

19,.

99

993/4

8

100

1011%

9

*103

IO51/2

5s
U

S

conv

debentures

1981

2%s debentures

debentures

United

States

102

953/8
90

102

101

913/a

97

103

101%

"3

99%

1021/2

102%

105%

1023A

IO51/2

5

101%

102

69

112%

163%

Steel

4s

April-Oct

1983—.

*843A

April-Oct

:

debs

130% 1331/a

May-Nov

1976

1967

133

*93i/8

Jan-July

41/2S

sinking fund debentures 1986
Vanadium Corp of America—

April-Oct

3%s conv subord debentures

1969
1976

Mar-Sept

96%

38

68

96

81

80%

94
98

95

100%

1033/a

99
10

102%

78

92

conv

subord

debs

Mar-Sept

103

Mar-Sept

1980:

*85%

103%

31

94

136

&

ref mtge

1st

&

ref

mtge 3s series F

1st

&

ref

mtge 2%s series G

1st

&

ref mtge

2%s series

E

1978

2%s series H

1st

&

ref

mtge

1st

&

ref

mtge 3%s

3%s

1975

series

I

series J

General mortgage

1980

4%s 1983

Wabash

RR

subord

debs

84

Penn

West

Penn

West

Shore RR

4s

84

723A

84

73

1982

1-

85

823/4

87%

116

31

84

88

713/8

1st

Jan-July

gtd 2361——

mortgage 3%s series C

51/2S

debentures

Union

1969

1979

1982

income debentures

5s

97%

—

*791/2

Jan-July
Jan-July

mortgage 3%s series D 1967

33As

convertible

debentures

80 V«

85

93 Va

"963A

99'A

54 %

11

50%

59%

53'%

42

50 %

59

93%

95

12

92

97%

*80%

80%

97

96%

99

*1015/a 107

104%

107

Mar-Sept

86

Mar-Sept

^im¥

Mar-Sept

97

86

86

87

97

94%

97

♦73%
97

*97%
*88

94

95%

Jan -July

57%

57%

1

36

39%

39

81%

81%

4

Co

4%s sink fund

Central

RR

debs

1978

1st

mortgage

Public

65

Co—

Power

27/8s

86%
97%

57%

*96%

mortgage 4s series A 2004—
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029——May

&

99%

85

883/4

98%

86%

—

*86%

Wisconsin

77

'

96 %
■

103%

77

*75

Feb-Aug

81%

99%

—

103% 103%

Feb-Aug

Wilson

80'A

92%
14

Jan-July
1980

99%

983/8

May-Nov

1975

97%

53'A

May

First

35

94

—

98

53'A

April-Oct
April-Oct

1984

High

28%

2

33

*913/4

__

1981—Jan-July

Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987

Jan. 1

Low

No.

54

T.
98%

Jan-July

Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970

Range Since

Sold

25/8s

1976

1979

Service

June-Dec

81®%

1971

Jan-July

Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 25/8s 1976

57

*81

Mar-Sept

Jan-JuZy

3'As

36

791/2

92

92

81%
.

„

89

2

92

_

'

94%

y

1st

•

91

113'/a

120

95

a

87%

90%
116 %

■

.

*79

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—

74%

85%

♦911/a
99

101

April
April

*68

70

691/2

75

*68 Vb

70 3A

661/2

72

85'/a

85%

83%

85%

Deferred

delivery

sale

April-Oct

not

included

included
not

116

Mar-Sept

mtge 4%s series H 1990

in

the

—

year's

In the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.

§ Negotiability impaired by

99%

99 %

99%

1981

4'As series B Jan 1991

Feb-Nov

the

102

d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
included in the year's range, r Cash sale
range,

maturity.

reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
• Bonds selling flat.
,
-

$ Companies

First mortgage 3'As series B 1971




4s

1966

Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A

79%

83

85%

*88'/8

May-Nov
Feb-Aug

income series A Jan

Gen mtge income

1st

33
*85

May-Nov

series I

3%s

Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A

Co—

Gen mtge 4s

Power

registered 2361

Western

*86 3/a

C 1973_April-Oct

6s subord income debs 2008
conv

April-Oct
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov

1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
Vornado Inc 5s

86 3/a

75

*82
*84

ser

Electric'3%s 1974„

West

Wisconsin

*78

Mar-Sept

1981—.—June-Dec
1982

'

__

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov

High

Bonds

June-Dec

Virginia & Southwest first gtid 5s 2003
Virginian Ry 3s. series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s

82%

—

Friday's

Bid & Asked

__

Washington Terminal 25/8s series A 1970

Mar-Sept

1979

or

2000

Wisconsin Electric

Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st

Last

Sale Price

First

Vendo Co—

41/2S

ref gtd gold 3%s

Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs

99%
81

85 3/a

93%

—

101% 1011/B
•—

June-Dec

4%s conv subord debentures

96

1013A

82

—

Warren RR first

Western

Freight Co—

subord

Rubber

2%s

102 3A 1023A

June-Dec

96%

91%

—

Jan-July

United States

93%

,90%
98 3/8

—

May-Nov
May-Nov

90

90

*993A 101

993/4

High

89

1st mtge &

1978

Period

Low

Low

No.

4%s sink fund debentures 1978—

coll trust 5s 1980
5 %s sinking fund debentures 1980
1st mtge &
coll trust 4%s 1982

Interest

Exchange

Jan. 1

Sold

91

951/8
941%

New York Stock

Range Since

*90

April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1973
1977

4%s
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s

t

May-Nov

33/4S sinking fund debentures

mtge & coll trust

957/8

Jan-July

1972————Feb-Aug,

1st mtge &

1st

*89%

Jan-July

BONDS

Week's Range

Low

United

Week's Range

Friday

Continued, from page 30

Section 77 ot

Bankruptcy

.

,

•

i

.

—j

36

The Commercial and Financial

(668)

Chronicle

.

,

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

v.

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

<>■

Boston Stock
Last

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

-•

Par

.

Corp

Motors

Tel

American

Tel

&

Anaconda

Company
Providence

&

Boston

Calumet

2,758

47%

.

Standard

Oil

Standard

Jan

.

52% Jan

Oil

Sunray

34% July

38% Jun
29% May
Apr

Texaco

10%

Jun

17%; Feb.

47

May,

58% Feb

.

U

6

Shoe

S

-

Steel

55

Feb

cum

164

43 y8

cum

preferred class B

First

National

Ford

Motor

Stores

—:

Gillette

Company —
Coal Co

1

:—

.

Copper Corp——....
Boston Theatres.————25

29

25

24

Jan

56%

207

51%

52%

358

42% May
45% May
47% May
5% Jun,

52 Va

.51%

,—1

1
12 y2
.—*

;—^.r
u_

56%

180

51% May

42%

590

36%

Jun

64%

66%

1,616

54%

Jpn

527

30% Jim

125

20

10

23%
52%

50

10

11% Jim

15

38%

May
67% Jun

32%

196

85%

14%

100

14

16

200

18% May

37

83%

26%

60

45 Vb

"175

22% May
41% Jun

78%

Jan

_2 V2

26 »/a

26 V4

62,

24% Jun

41V4

Jan

•26

26%

43

25 y4

Jun

39 V4

Jan

-66%

66 V4

50

63 Va

Jun

00%

Jan

7p

70

70

Jan

j

;

26

.«

Transit

Cincinnati

5

4%s_J_l

?P

New

23%

22%

23%

2,178

New

43%

43%

44%

892

1%

1%

8

36% May
1%-Aug
66% July

Friday

73% Mar

26 y8

41

Chemical————5

Mathieson

$5,000

1
*

Stop & Shop Inc——.....

Co.

Torrington

.

23%

com—.25
Smelting Refining & Min'g com "0
Vermont & Mass RR Co
——100

46%

Allen

Last

Week's'
Range

Sales
for Week

of Prices

Jun

Shares

Jan

11%

155

10% Jun

18% Feb

34%

364

28

40

Jan

23

440

19%. Jun
45% May

41

Jan

62% Feb

Detroit

30%

Feb

Ex-Gell-O

70%

Jan

-Jun

Westinghouse

25%

53%

44

23

23%

896

19%

Jun

Steel

o.*.

Corp..—

Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower:

46%

178

45

33%

235

22%

Jun

43% Mar

Ford

70

68

Aug

74 y2 Mar

25%

26%

July

39 Va

22 y4

600

Gar

Jan

Motor

Co

new

General

Motors

Goebel

Brewing
Lakes

Great

Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Sale Price

of Prices

Pat

Baldwin

Piano.

Brewing
Carey Manufacturing
Champion

Papers

Cincinnati

N O &

Cincinnati

P

Telephone

Cincinnati

Dayton

T

Union

Du

Bois

Gibson

28 y2

25%
26%

25% Aug

32%
38 %

8.50

45%

1

,

50

—a

97%.

..*

—

50

Feb

45 y4

46

153
82
326

80

80

5

96%
17 Vb

98
17%

64%
48%

48%

16

14 y2

16

5

20 V2

20%

20%
287/a

1

.

Cards

5

Hobart, Mfg

—10

Kroger—

1

Lunkenheimer

2»/a
•

common

U. S. Playing Card

5

—

54

28%

35%.".
21%
„

68y8
26%

Jun

49

Jun

80
93

May

64
41

7

6

113%

Jun

21%
24 y8

24%

Jun

39%

200

31

Jun

352

20 Va

ID

70Va

569

68

26% .27%

American

Cyanamid

29%

15%

American Tel Si Tel Co.—
American Tobacco

no y8

57

92 y4

Jan

Jun

26% Jun

Steel

183

14 Vb Aug
18% Jun

23
28 y8

16% Jun

23 y4 Jan

192

36

48

Apr

15

15%

4

17%

Jan

20%

........

Burlington

....

Burroughs

-

—...

22%

50

32 %

32%

130

39%

7

20%

21%.

21%

...

21%
39

Jan

42%

Apr

51%

Jan

71%, Jan
28%

19% May
17% May
31% Jun

64

22%
32%

....

Corp

23

136%

38% May
43% Jun

85

39

....

Boeing
Brunswick

49%

39%

—

Steel

50

23

—r—.

Corp

Bethlehem

100

40%

Jun.

11% May
98 y4 May
29% Jun

456,

30%

50

May
20% July

6

18% May

30

Chesapeake Si Ohio......
Chrysler
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia Gas
Columbus

—25

—.10

Curtiss

Power

Electric

Wright

Dayton

Ohio

Dow

Du

&

32 y2 May

.

Feb

52%

Jan

25

Mar

52% Mar

Kodak

39

50

Jan

62% Feb

Jun

39%

10

32% May

25%
62%

25%

105

22 y8 May

30

62%

71% Feb

18%

19%

100

53% May
14 V4 Jun

24%

5

24%

37
60

39%

Jun

32

168%

40.

54% Jan
Mar
,

"•19% Aug
28% Jan

20% May

72 y4

Jan

Jun

253 V4 Mar

10

96%

96

y4

97%

118

85 V2

Jun

115

3

19%

19%

19%

121

18%

Jun

26% -Jan

1V4

39

39

Jun

53%

42

42

200
20

37%

2,50

38%
41%

36 y4 Jun

44% July

2?%

&

22%

106

17% May

........

Federated Dept Stores
Ford Motor new common

.........1

...

Allied
Allis

—1

—

;

General Motors
"m
General Telephone

.3.33%

Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Gulf

I3

....

...

International

King Seeley
Martin-Marietta

8%

...

Harvester

Paper

!
.

I

j,

232

20 Vb

Jun

66%

184

54%

Jun

51Va

52%

970

45

Jun

19%

19%

30%

193

26%

26%
34%

57
50

26 y8

46%
26%

25%

8

34%
46 y4

26%

Corp

Minnesota

.1.1—5
r.—IIIII*
..—1—3

■„

20 Va

20%
32%

204

32%

38%

37%

38%

Mining

114

..

49%

49%

Monsanto

Chemical

Montgomery

111*

Ward

59

38 y8

38%

—

25%

26%.

National

Cash

National

Dairy

Register

»

Mar

Jan

.'

,

~

Pennsylvania-RR
Pfizer

(Chas)
Phillips Petroleum
Radio

—"""I—"5
70.

.II33%c

j

J

Republic Steel
;
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Pet

Oil

.25c

;

—.1

45

36

44

Feb

32 y8

27%

4_._—

28%

33% Jun
41% Jun

48%

92

34%

Jun

52%

Jan

95

26% July

37 y8

Apr

Jan

39% Mar

Apr

70% Mar

103

74% Jun

130

55%

10

50% May
22 y8 Jun

71

Jan

30 y8

24%

105

11%.

50

37%
46%

39%
46%

85

45

36

37%

66
1

237

10%
.

Jun

18%

Jan

...

43

60

39

Jun

Jun

35% Jun

Mar

63%-Mar

59%

Jan

40% Jun

33% Jan

40

10

17% May

26 y8

67%

67%

67%

27

59%

5

30%

30%
*9%

31%

50

87% Jan
40% Feb

50%

•

see page "43.

Jun

50%

55

30% Aug
44% Jun

48%
13%

Jan

36%

uan

9%

200

2%

150

22%

1,766

22

15%

600

12

'21%

100

20

;

7%

2V4

230

18%

105

6

May

Jan

3% May
.16% Mar

38% Mar

Jun

.

6

100

11

Aug
May
May

lo%

268

to CO

Week's

Low
-

6

25% .Jan
10% Feb

Jan *

19

May
9% 'Jan

Aug

29% Aug

51

Jan

Sales

^ for Week.,

62%
11%

1,000

13%

1,100

4%

4%

300

36 Va

—

10

14 V4

;•>* '

Range Since Jan. 1

.

22%

37

500

62

80% Mar

Jun

21

11%

Jun

8% Mar

;

57

Jan

28

Jun
14% Aug
17 V2 Jun

Jan

23

35 V4

11,400

Jan

19% Mar-

4% May,

t

3.200

23

Jun

10%

3,100

14 Va- 14%
21

-

High

Low

(

12%

13%

——9
—.

—.-4-——-—

'

High

11 y4

4.

.

Shares

62%

—

—

—1

——„

Mfg

Ltd

(Un). —J.

America

of

American Cah

Co

57%

59%

800

17%;

17 y8

is y4

1,700

29

29%

500

43% "45%

39%

39%

3,400
2,700

19%

20%

21%
31%
15%

600

26

Jan

'

*

Jun

15%

30%
15%

1,600

12

May

13

13 %

1,000

13

Jun

108% 111%

3,100

98% May

1,400
1,700
400

30

Jun

44

'Jun

,

—1
—1
.12.50

(Un)J.——

.—10

Cyanamid Co (Un)—

American Investment Co

(111)..

40 V4

19%

1

American Machine Si Foundry——1.75
American Metal Climax—.
:
—t
'

American Motors

Corp——

American

Stand

Rad &

>_1.66%

San (Un)

(XJn)
American Viscose Corp (Un)
Ampex Corp
Amsted Industries

109%

6.25
25

30%

—

45%A Jun

.

-,

15%

Juri

23 y2

67 Va Mar
*''» 23% IJan
,

Jun

,

'Feb

47%

Feb

38 y4 May

47

35%. Jun

47% "npr

100

18% Jun

24% Jan

3,000

20 y8 July

Ashland

Corp (Un)
& Co (111).—
Oil & Refining

Atchinson
Common

13%

10% May

100

24

40%

600

38%

10%

•11%

5,700

.—2.50

28%

28

28%

.10
5

Arkansas Louisiana Gas—
Armour

13 VB

39%

48 y8

48

48%

38%

38%

700

23

23

100

20%

21%

—

Armco Steel

58

10%

(Un)—
i

31%

50
—1.25

Inc_

Company
Apache Corp

30%
56%

—1
1

—

Anaconda

13

—5

:_33V3

American Tobacco Co

4

.1

com—..

Topeka & Santa Fe—-

21%

May

27

42% Mar

Jun

33

Jun

56%

Feb

20

May

28 V4

Feb

4,000

May

30% Aug
9%

47%

48

200

45

Jun

12%

Jun

10Va May
-Feb

27

57% Feb
31 Vb Jan

15%

15%

1,400

22

23 y4

800

17% May.

28%

22%

22%

22 y2

100

2TVa

21%

24

15%

Feb
Apr

21%

22

700

24

24

300

19%

Jun

49%

Jan

5

54

54%

Jan

...

1

*
10

-

Inc (Un).—P2
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)...
8
Benguet

27% 1 Jan

21 % Jun
20
July

;—

Co—I

Bendix Corp

Jun

May'

71% Mar

—*

Bastian-Blessing Co
—

37V4"Jan

43%

19%

Howell

Jan

1,300

300

Bell

20 V2

5,700

100

Belden Mfg Co

Apr

61% Mar

Jan

10

47%

Jan

42

Feb

23 *

Corp

18%\ Jan
136 V4

28%

10

*

Jan

52%

23

Products

pfd

Jan

38 Va Mar

jun

_—......——4
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)—.....—10
Automatic Canteen Co of AmeripaJ2.50
Avco Corporation —-—....—......—3

non-cum

42%
17 V4

10% Jan

,

—-—10

——

30

30

r—..10

5%

—

—

May

300

50 V4

Jun

1%

2,000

1%

Jan

75%
1%

33 y8

1%
32 y2

33 Va

4,300

31V4

Jun

43%'Mar

38%

38 y4

41

36% May
34 y4 Jan

56 V2 Mar

Consolidated

Boeing Company (Un)
5
Booth Fisheries Corp____—;
5*
Borg-Warner Corp
—5
Brach & Sons (E J)1———
*
Brunswick Corp
—_____4.*'
Budd Company
——5
Burlington Industries (Un)...
1
Burroughs Corp (Un)
-5
Burton-Dixie. Corp
4.12.50
Business Capital Corp
1

Calumet & Hecla The

53% May

20

-

32 V2

26% May
6Va Mar

Range

.—10

Chemical

American

Feb

35% May

53

.IIIIIsoc
...

Feb

27

700
50

Feb

40%

40 V4

43

TFeb

38%

38%

39

Aug

48

Jan

27 y4

28%

1,200
1,200

38 V2

27 y4

21

Jun

20%

22 V4

7,800

20% July
9% Jun

%" Mar
52% Jan

12%

38%

19%

12%

21%

21%.

38%
10

39%

19%

500

600

18% Jun
33 Vb May

200

18

1,900

Jan

41

15% Feb
25% Mar

53% Mar
24 V4

Jan

Apr

24

11%

-

19%

*

8%

7% Aug
July

100

420

of Prices

-5

-

—.—

Airlines (Un)
American Broadcasting
' >
;
Paramount Theatres <Un)_4—

Jun

45

_

200

Jun

27%

29%

Per

Corp_4_—

Aluminum-Co

May

38%

~I_

7%

-4% Apr

27

Last

American

' Mar

56%

45

—.

—

Jan

Jun

'

Jan

29%. Feb

18% Jun
29% Jun

50

4%

6

—

29%

.■

Jan

II——I—15

footnotes,




Va

19%

.

Sfperry Rand
For

"

84%

45

2/5
•»

.......

Brands

10

78% Mar
57%. Jan
29

38%

III

Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Railway
Standard

..

..

20~g

Schenley Industries
Bears, Roebuck
Sinclair

24
..

•

5

—

Feb

55 y4

5

I.
—.II

Corp of America

36%

83%

"5

National Distillers

Jun

33% May
44
May
25% Jun
23% May

10

..

McGraw-Edison
Mead

22%

30

..

....

18% May
29% Aug

20

25%

34%

1

Corp

25%

29%
—«

•

—2%

_

51%
—-

•

....

Oil

International

,

1%

,

24%
64%

5

.

—;

24%

2%

7%
18 Va

—*

—

Co;

Chalmers

Athey

General Dynamics
General Electric

Jan

335

21%

r~

••

Laboratories

Steel

Aluminium

27 Va' Feb

.

Trailer

50

60 V4

45% May

287

44
44%
191% 192%

19%

..5
—....

El Paso Natural Gas

Fruehauf

50

49%

39%

25%

7

—...

......

....

Eastman.

1

Light

Chemical

50

.5

;

Pont

46%

_l

...

—

80

&

.......25

»/4 Jan

2

2%

2%

15

10

Corp

American Tel & Tel Co__.

•

57

iy4.July

3

45 V4

Feb

28% Feb
43% Jan

36 y8

55

Jun

400

15

-

*

V

Jan

5

30%

100

9,376

Sale Price

Jan

32

17%
40»/4

48%

——

Ashland Oil
Avco

14%
21%

108% 111%

3%
1%

22

*

STOCKS

30% Mar

14%

40 Va

30%

....

Anaconda

Feb

52%

9%

—

1

—

Feb

40

-i.

48%

20

13%
56%

13%

20

56%

34

55% July

80% Jan
Mar

Jan

Canadian

Pacific

(Un).

Corp common—
Caterpillar Tractor
(Un)

—

Celanese Corp of America (Un)
Certain-teed Products (Uto)
—

Champlin Oil & Ref common—
$3 convertible preferred—
Chemetron Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)

—

Feb

45% Jun

Chic Milw St Paul & Pac

57%

Feb

13

Chicago

23% jan
77

Jan

,

& Northwestern
5% .series A .preferred

Ry

com

-

10,000

4% Jun

10%

Jun

6V4 July

17% Feb

11

500

25

20%

20%

200

20% Aug

26

ID
_*

37 y8

37 VB

100

31% May

42%

Feb

31%

32%

1,300

29% July

42%

Jan

34

200

10%

*
1

_1
-*
1
25

.*

Jan

19%

18%

34%
19%

27

26

27

400

60

60

5

58%

Feb

800

15%

Jun

25%

Feb

45% May
8% Jun

59%

Jan

1,400

17%

18

46

18

48%

1,000

8%

200

8%

*

Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific. Ry Co

6

5%

_5
....

Carrier

56

Jun

.

Jun
.

27%

Friday

30 V4

17%

...

27%

Midwest Stock Exchange

36 Va July
Jan

Jun

21%

14%
...

American Motors

Armco

1

;

Controls

Admiral

...

Ltd

i

27

——

Advance Ross Electronics^-.^.— —4250

Airlines

17% May

A compilation of the round-lot transactions only

UNLISTED STOCKS

Aluminium

43%

2%

^

Corporation

Abbott

American

Co

Upjohn Company

Acme

Allis-Chalmers

Apr
Apr

41%

1%

7%

Co.—

&

Jan

24% Jun

70

,

'

.3%

;

.xU

——

Feb

35Vb
21%

.

48 Va

'

Feb

20

26 Va

Jan

177/a Feb
-■

37%. Jun,

460

12%

51%

.

51%

2.50

1,842-

Mar

59% Feb
.

52% Jan

12% May
19 Va May

20%

34

22 V4

561

41%

53:

,

-

12
Jun
37% .Jun,
3lVa Jun.

199

■

■

...

Feb

75

26 Va

36%

^

.

■

Apr

Mar

65

230
,

620

...

—,'j,

Co————

Studebaker-Packard
Universal

137/4
39%

Jan

24

..j'

»

Feb

Davis

Udylite

100Apr
.

Co
Co

Rudy. Mfg Co
Scotten, Dillon Co

50% Mar

Jun:

17 Va Aug.,

—

Mar

34% Mar

May
37 Va May

248.

64%

__

1

__

Parke

Jan

24 y4

257/a

preferred.—

—

Procter & Gamble

25

25y8

Chemicals

Eagle Picher

29

25%

Stock Yard

Michigan
Diamond National
&

29

__

Mfg

Kysor Heater Co
Lansing Stamping

High

38

26y8

common—...

Low

High
34

•

Cincinnati Gas: common

Range Since Jan. 1

39

——10

common

Hastings

-

38y8

—

*

,

Low

-

—_8

Burger

for Week
Shares

Range

Jun

36
40%

Co--1'
1

July-

39% jun
9 V2 July

.13%
.39%

—

—i.tiovj.

10 y4

35 y4

752

1,625

f

—

9

16% peb
21% Jan

•

331
,

ioy4

•

1

4...,

Corp—

12

High :

Low

5% Jan
10% Jun

1,812
1,134

.22 Va

'

—

.1.

.—

600

.

,10

10
,

2.50

50

t

1*

—5

4—1
common—

Chemical

Hoskins Mfg
Kresge- (S to)

Sales

Week's

Last

STOCKS

.

39%

47Va

.12
50

7V2
11%

39%

11%.

.1

Trailer co_;
Wood Industries

7%
.11%
.11%
.

^__3

—

Fruehaut

17

Range Since Jan. 1

High
,

!

7%

.—

46 y8

July

Lpw

p«

:

Electrie &

69

U S

I

:

Equip—,—
1
Allied Supermarkets
!
1
Borman Food Stores—4—-4-—,—,1
Burroughs
Corp
5
Chrysler
Corp—
—_._25
Consolidated; Paper
^_10

1% Jan

28 y8

United Shoe Machinery Corp

Corp.

/

32%

53%

United. Fruit Co.

Electric

65

31%

51% Jan

2'%

34%

—

34% Mar

65% Feb

26% Apr

11 y8

————10
*

Jun

Detroit: Stock Exchange

24% Feb

"

Olln

.

;

Sale Price

Pennsylvania RR
Shawmut Association

.

Jan

19 % May

131

Feb

89%

STOCKS

67

28%

58% Mar
23 >
Jan
121% Jun
.

43%

V/

Jan

66%
30%

Feb
Feb

10y4 Mar.

.

-26%

89%

J—.—10.

Jan

14%

England Electric System..—:—20'
England Tel & Tel Co—
100
N Y, N H & Hartford RR common.—*
Northern RR«,(N H)
—100,

Feb

56%
59%

22% May
46% May

13%

57%

Jan

55 y8

70%

19%

7%

52%

i...

'.'BONDS

44% July
78%.Mar

22%

18%

61

23%

Westinghouse Electric

Apr
72% Jan

Jun

51%/

59% May

13%
89%

:

(F W)._.

High

May

:_—■*
16%

»

Union

Low

7%

4.——

—;

——

40

68%

■

:4

Cement Corp——

Star

Lone

56

56%

High

Feb

48

37

Kennecott

Loew's

Jan

22%

common—__50o

Island Creek

35

40%

66%

86

55

5.

...

—

42

29

J
2.50

inc..——

Co.

General Electric Co

41%

100
100

1st preferred class A.

6 %

SO

Woolworth

42%

10

Eastern Mass Street Railway Co—

6%

150

.-10

,

...

—J—_

'

45 y8

^

:

Sulphur

Carbide

Union

Western

33% May

J).

-—;

—

44

_25
7

i————...

Gulf

Texas:

Jan

55

(N

(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard

U

Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc com—

Range Since Jan. 1

Low

^

Oil

136%

35

3
20
72

10%

47 V4

Shares

6.25

i.

(Ind)—;

17% Jan

May

(Calif)

Standard Oil

30% Mar

.

May

98

6

39%

10%
.

12 %

594

33%

39%

5
—ID

Co—

208

Oil

Standard

High

20% Jun

46

15 Vb

32%

32%

BR——;—100

Inc—

&. Hecla

Service

Cities

22%

108% lll'/a
39%
39%

109'A

10

.

Low

High

15

for Week

Par

Range Since Jan. 1

22Vb
15'/a

—

Co

Edison

Boston

Low

■

Chemical.
*
——1.66%
—33 Vb
—50

Agricultural

American
American

.

.

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday
STOCKS

Sales

Sale Price

STOCKS

Week's

Last
Sale Price

Exchange

Week's

Friday

9%

9%

9%

100

18%

*

19%

.

300

.28%

Jun

43% Mar

18% Aug

527/a Jan

21% May

29
; Feb
'65 '* Mar

17% Feb
22%

Feb

18%

700

17% Jun

36

Feb

19%

400

18% May

26V4 Jan

9

Jun

Number 6185

Volume 196

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(669)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday

Bend

Chrysler

47

50%

Co—_
Iron

Coleman

(Un)..
.5
(Unvw,.^.6
(Un)—

45%1

u—

t>2%

National

39

39

39

Gypsum Co
National Tile to Mfg

Feb

Fuel'& .Iron Corp.:
Columbia Gas System "(Un)

50

47% Aug

58%

100

20

Jun

36

90

50

88

Aug

94% Feb

North American

63

1,000

55 y8

Jun

70

Northern .Illinois

15%

100

39%

200

Commonwealth -Edison com

;I12Mi

300

*

25%

43

43%

,

9%

,

25

-iL.10

-

37%, Jun

600

9%

..—5'

Colorado

200

24%

39%

.1

Colgate Palujolive Co<Un)_..—

44%

12% Jan
32% May

Mar

New York

Feb

North

Mar

-

Apr

3y4

Aviation
Car

i

54%

Jan

30%
55%

Apr

38% Jun

300

12%

900

11

64%
25%

300

48% May

70f

14%

i.—

3%

12 V8

14%

200:

20%May
14% July

59%
36%

37

3%

3 Va Aug

Jan

5V4 Feb

Jun

20%

Jan

71% Jan

.28% May,
18% May

.

Jan

''

Illinois

Gas

Co.

5

17%

Jan

Northern.

30%

Apr

Northern Indiana Public Service Co„ *

May

132 Va

Jun

17 % Mar

8% May.

.35

3,800

200

Jun

22

63 %

12%

—

(Un)

Corp.—

Corp

High

74%

1,300

22Va

Central RR (Un)

American

22% May

,.

400.

'

i

600

24%

15%

-5

Low

84

24

63

-15

5-81%

38%. Jun

2,400

Range Since Jan. X

High

24%

90

.—*—.

Inc^.

Co

Register

47 %" 47%

pfd_

4%%

Ilium

Cleveland. Electric

50%

Low
82

Shares

National Distillers to Chem

Jun

24%

—10

—

City Products Corp—.—
Cleveland-Cliffs

Cash

for Week

,

13% Mar

8%

6,900

45%

■

Electric, .—t— ..8.50,

Gas to

Service

Cities

25

_

9%

9%""

.12.50

Sales

Range

of Prices

Par

High

,

RR——.

Corp

Cincinnati

"

Low

High *

Low

Week's

Last
Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1

National

Chicago South Shore to
South

Friday
S TOCK S

for Week
Shares

Range
of Prices

Pan

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Sales

Week's

Last
Sale Price

STOCKS

37

Natural

Northern

45% Mar

Northern Pacific

Gas

—

Co

36%

-10

(Un)

By

60V4

c

60%-

40

6

:

*

6,400
1,100

.40

39

68% Apr

Jun
-•

May

IOO

49% Mar

35% May

31% Jun

32%

1._

46%

33%

BOO

,

48

Apr

44% Jan

Northern States Power Co^—

Gas, (Un)......—.—If

Natural

Power

Consumers

America.——5

of

Corp

Container

■

42%-

Continental Can Co (Un >' ---10

17%

Jun

43% Jan

10

100

v

9%

Feb
Jan

Oklahoma

400
100

19

15%

200

14% Jun

Jun

Natural

21% Mar.
19% Aug

Dodge -Manufacturing
Dow

Drewrys ' Ltd

Kodak

Eastman

...—

Inc—_

USA

Lines

Air

"Eastern

Co.

(Un)..—.

56% Feb

Jun

43

'44%

23

27% May

60% Jan
34"% Mar

700

40-

Jun

72%

Jan

100

28%

23

*

22 Va May

30%

Feb

17%

.10

17%

300
400

85%

Jun

World

Amer

Jan

115% Mar

19%

10%

6,600

27%

27%

27%

500

Service

Public

26%

Jan

Pullman

Jun

24

42

Feb

Pure

Go

Corp..:—..—-.1
Corp.l
Corp
—1

Falstaff

Brewing

Firestone

Ford

Motor

Trailer

F W D

—1

Co—....

,

Oil x)o

31%

200

30% July

48% Mar

42%

600

37%
36 y8

60

Jim

8Vs

Jun

41%

41'/a

40%

22%

600

9

9

400

22%

200

7

7

Jun

General Box

General

General

—5

Corp

44

7

July

14% Jan
Feb

27 Va

17% May

10% Mar

July

26

65

Public

Utilities (Un)

66%

67

67 %

24%

i

3%

Inc

Genesco
Gillette

3.33%

May

6%

Apr

4,100

19

May

36%

Feb

5,000

,

54%

Jun

59%

800

1,400

25

52%

"51%

11,400

19%

i

29%

15.

Mar

78% Mar

Jun

95%

Jan,1

22% May

33%

Jan

Jun

57 »A

.1

v-a———i—.:

(The)

—.1

Cd...

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.:—.—;—■*
Co.—.—:L.—

(WH)

Gossard

Granite City Steel Co

30%

2,000

800

18% July
22% May

*

37

Drug Stores..;
*
1
Lakes "Dredge- & Dock——...*
Greyhound Corp
(Un)
:
.3
Gray

Griesedieck
ouif

Oil

Co

29

400

19%

Jun

29%

100

33% July

41%

Apr.
Jan

4,400

37

3,500
4,300

39

30%

15%

15%

700

26

26%

400

15%

15%

1,100

43

15%

43%

-

30 Va

Jun

25%

Jun

*

—;

Brothers

St Regis

Hein

Organ Co.'

300

.

39

Roebuck

Sears

Inc

Servel

Hupp

May

.

50

:

Mar

12

452

12

Jun

15

34%

34%

35

1,700

34

May

35

35

35

700

29%

Jun

43%

21

500

20

Jun

28

Apr

16%,

300

13% Jun

18

Jan

150

-11% Jun
11% May

13

13 Va

300

lpc___i

6%

6%

400

8y8:

400

8%

44 Va

Feb
Mar

Illinois Central RR
Ihlarid Steel Co....

Feb

Apr

9%

Jan

9% Mar

.—,

International Harvester

—aa—

350

23

Jun

28% Mar

20%

800

18

Jun

34%

32

Jun

46%
48 Va

Jan

400

1,700

25%

25%

100

46

46%
41%

800

.

40%

300

30% Apr
57% Mar
56% Feb
85

—*

63%

63%

63 y8

200

52%

Jun

26%

26

26%

2,600

25 Va

Jun

24%

24%

500

39%

41%

-400

9

9%

600

41

41%

2,400

45%

47'A

800

34%

34%
69%

34%
70%

600

69%

1,000

51%

50%

51%

1,400

50

78 Va

(Un)

International Shoe Co—
—
International Tel & Tel (Un)—_—
.(

i

....

39%

.

Jan

.38% Mar

28% Mar.

23
Jun
33% Jun
.

58

Feb

31

30 %

30

%

66 %

66 V4

Snealfer

St

5%

400

6

Gas

24y8

24%

11%
76%

12%
80%

1,700

(Un)..—25
50c

9%

10%

600

——50c
1
5

16%

16%

—'

Co—

Liggett St Myers Tobacco
Lincoln Printing

Co common....

Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—;
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
Lorillard (P)
Co (Un)——

4

U%

48

500

.

100

6,400

45%

48%
45%

Marathon Oil Co.....——

37

38%

800

Marquette Cement Mfg

'31%

32%

2,500

Marshall Field

Martin
Meana

(F. W)

—■—

72

25% Jup

37

Mar

67% July

85%

5%

Jun

9

Jun

Jan

Jan
Mar

10%

I

or.

..

footnotes, see page 43.




35

Jun

May

17% Mar

Feb

43%,

44%
30 Va

300

25

May

36%

37 Va

3.800

35

Jun

37%

700

35

Jun

,900

38%

Jun

63% Mar
40% Feb
59 Va Jan
67
Mar

24 Va

700

22% July

52% Jan

25%

28%

2,900

20'/a

Jun

41

43%

43%

45%

2,300

40%

Jun

•

28 y8

28 Va

350

26% May

31%

(Un)—20 g

Co

38%

39

1,200

83% Jan

40 %

1,700

9% Apr

11 y8

11%
25%

500

24

11%

400

19

25%

25 Va

11%

.12

"A"—

19

100

8% May
17 V* May

35

66 %

67%

7%

8

8,300
1,000

7

200

300

Jun

8

200

8%

Jun

33% Aug
59 Va Jun

800

33%
67%

8%

Signode Steel Strapping

Co.;
30%

Corp

Gn

50%

(Un).————

Oil

Mobile

Socony

(Un).

(Un)
Service—

—

Public

Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
Square H Co (Un)——
Standard Kollsman Indus

21%' 21%
30%. 31%
49%
50 Va
48 %
48 Va
24%. 25%
28%

13%

—

Jan

80% Jan
Feb

May

May

11% Aug
39

Mar

14% Mar

26% Jan
60

Feb

88% Jan
14% Jan
9%

Jan

8% May
29% Jun

10

Jan

41

Mar

19%

14

300

32%

T«

19%

(Un)._.

Jun

Jan

4,300

30% Aug

1,800

45

5,000

38% Jun

57

21% May
23% Jun

30% Feb

1,200
100

28%

13%
24 Va
27vb

•

'-9,000™-

•19

Jun

Jun

40

Feb

56% Mar

35%
24 %

Jan

Apr
Jan

25

700

20% Jun

38

Feb

27%
20% '

400

25

Jun

39

Jan

-1,400

18

Jun

34% Jan

Indiana—.

of

—7
Standard Oil Cd (Ohio).
.—...10
Standard' Packaging eemmon.
1
Stanray Corporation
—I
Stewart-Warner Corp
,2.50
Studebaker-Packard Corp
(Un)..
1
Sunbeam Corp j—1——,—
X
Sunray D X L Oil
——-—1
Swift to Company
25
N

of

Oil

J

(Un)

Jun

60% May
58% Feb

56

55Va

56%

1,000

51

44

.6.25

of California—

Oil

Standard

Go——5
*————12%
Transmission—
3.50
3.32%
Texas Gulf Producing—
Gas

Tenn

43%

44%

2,700

52

51

52%

6,600

41% May
45% May

51%

51%
13 Va

600

200

48% Jun ,"
-11%, Jun

13

13

30%

30%

31

1,400

t%36%

8y»
36%

1,400

0

May

500

34

Jun

23%

24%t

1,400

34%

35%

21%

22

7,200

52%
15%

53%
16 Va
41%
13%
27 V*

5,900
2,800

:

8%

7%

Transmission

Inc

Texaco

S3

Texas Eastern

Gulf

Texas

Textron

Toledo

Sulphur

41%
13

(Un)—
.500

Inc

Ramo-Wooldridge

Thompson

Edison

23%

Co—

Film

Century-Fox

27%
51%
23%
6

Corp
Continental Corp (Un)-.

900

8%

,

6% Jun

23%

Jun

56

Feb

59% Feb
23% Mar
11% Mar
34

10%

Mar

Fab

58 V* Mar :

.

800

IOO

2,400

28%

18% May

25 V* Apr

45 %

Jun

14% May
34

Jun

500

11% Jun
23
May

53

400

38 Va

24

600
700

20% Jun:
4% Jun

6

Feb

22% May
32% Jun

Jun

37

39%

6QQ

35%'Jun

22%
69%

(Un)..,

Corp

Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Carbide Corp..—
■■■■„ *
Union Electric Co (Un)
10'
Union OH of California
25
Union Pacific RR (Un).
10
Union

.

22%
69%

200

20% Jun

49% Feb

59% Mar
18% Mar

51% Apr
23% Jan
31% Mar
65

Feb

26% Jan
8% Mar
51% Jan
38% Jan
70 %

40

68

Mar

33

Jun

43 % Mar

83% Jun
38% May
47% July

12Q% Jan

34%

63%

Feb

37

May

47 Va

Feb

31

Aug

55

Feb

30%

46% Mar

33

20%

4,500

18

Jun
May

34%

300

33

Jun

40

69%

400

56

Jun

94 Va Mar

12

400

8% May

28% Jan

12%
-

Apr
Jan

7%

4%

100

4

Jun

16%

50

15

Jun

31%

300

25% May

39

May

11%

300

10

Jun

14 Va

Jan
Feb

23 V4

23%

S

Steel

1,400

41%

42%

44%

45

—2.50
1

16 Va

43%
16%
31%

35 Va

1,300

30%

30%

46

47%

Match

Universal

Oil

—

Products^.—

Upjohn Company

Walgreen

600

16

—V
X

——

Co

Universal

Webcor

100

2.900

—

32%

1

-———

Co

10

—

Inc

-

—...

1

46

9%

9%

600

69% Aug
12% May

900

40% Jun

500

71

16%

5,000

17 Va

11

27% May
21% Jun
19% Jun

Jun
Jun

Feb

78% Jan
31% Jan
61

54% Jan

600

40

Jun

4,500

Mar

63% Mar

8% May

15%

Jan

Jun

38 Va

Jan

41 Va

Jan

39%

Jan

33%

25

29%
26 y4

200

Westinghouse Electric Corp—.....5.25
Whirlpool Corp
5
Wilson & Co (Un)
•
Wisconsin Electric Power
(Un)
10

25%
27%

26%

3,100

24% Jun
25 Va Jun

27 %

200

26% Jun

36

36

200.

36

52 %

52%

500

45 %

67%

67%

67%

200

12%

49

12%
50%

300

49%

66

66

36

60%

Jun

26 V4

26

Jan

Aug

.28 %

(Un)

Union Telegraph

39

30% Feb
104% Jan
24% Mar

500

2
2%

Western

68
Jan;
34% Jan

40%
13%
30%
30%

500

500

Western Bancorporatlon

51% Apr

Jan

Jun

55

Feb

Jun
63% Jun

60

Mar

92

Jan

Apr

.10%

31

48%

42%

Gypsum.

U

Jun

41%

30%

30

•

Industries

Jan

25% Jan
62% Feb

29%

10

;—

States

21

500

29%

-

States

Rubber

1,400

45%
48%
30va

(Un).—.——A
Corp
—10%

Co

United
S

200

89%

22%
69%
14%

Fruit

United
U

34%

89

45%

89%

—

Feb

20

Apr
18% Feb

48%

48 Va

50 y8

3,300

41% Jun

34%

34%

35 y8

700

33

Jun

40% Mar

30%

30%

300

30% Aug

Woolworth

(F W)

10

Co (Un)

900

44

12% Jun
Jun.

17% Apr
75% Mar

$500

66

87

42% Jan

4

Jun

7% Feb

5%

50

37

38%

2,500

35% -Jun

52%

36%

25%
56%

26%

2,400

25%

800

Tates-Amerlcan
Zenith

Radio

Machine

Corp

Co_
—

5

1

t

37% "Apr

58%

5%

,

89

36 Va

Co

biuoxair

110

37

(Un)

Montgomery Ward to Co..—
Ine

200

13%

May

.

Jan

70 V4

Monroe Chemical Co

Motorola

200

May

10% May:
73% Jun
9

31%

31%

Utilities

Monsanto Chemical

,

21

16%

Products—

Food

64% Jun

Feb

4%

Metropolitan Brick Inc

Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min St Mfg (Un).—
Mississippi River Fuel.,——
Modine Manufacturing: Co—

100

33 Va

208 So La Salle St

11%

Merck & Co (Un)._
—.T..
Merritt Chapman & Scott

Middle South

36% Mar

8%

20th

68%

& Co common..

Mickelberry's

28% Jun

8%
32'/a

59% Feb

May
40% July
40% Jun

34

20%

Corp

500

j**

10% Mar

8

33

common..

Marietta

.38% Mar

23%

—

United Air Lines Inc

300

Libby McNeil to Ribby———.....1

91% Jan
33% Apr

July

Pen Co class A.

(W A)

Oil

United

Laclede

Mar

28%

Union

~

Jun

24% May
21 y4

Jan

59% Mar

23%

B

;Class

Tri

Chemical—33% 0
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)———-•
Kimberly-Clark Corp _——.
5
Knapp Monarch Co
...
1
Aluminum

57 Va

600

1,300

29%'

43%t
36%

Trav-ler Radio

.....

Jefferson Electric Co.
,
5
Johns, Manville. Corp (Un)_—„—5
Jones & Laughlin Steel..
....
10

Kaiser

200

69%
23%

Feb

31% Jun
25% July
44% May
34% Jun

34%

35ya ' 36 Va

International Paper. (Un) —»~«2.50

International Nickel' Co

19

20

57 % Mar

31% Jan

36%
25%

Chemical—5

Mineral'to

25%

46

•
—•

a

Interlake Steamship Co.
International

•?y4

15

18%

6% May
5% May

19%

10

.

13

43% Jun
12% Aug

Apr

25%

IJuttig Sash & Door

Illinois Brick Co

62 Ya

1,500

Apr

13%

—

300

46%

7%

Southwestern

12

....

—

52%

30 Va

Co—......

St

Southern Pacific Co

29%

13

Corporation

51%

35% Jun
48
July

21%

___—

Jan

Jun

& Co...

(Walter E)

18% Feb
52% Mar

8,500

69%

Co—
San Diego Imperial
SChenley Industries (Un)...
Schering Corp (Un)

Apr

24% Jan

22%

Brewing Co.
Werner, Corp—:

Heller

39% Jun

39%

—•

Co

47

Jun

13% Jun

800

(G)

Howard Industries

300

3,200

37%

12%

Paper

Standard Oil

Heileman

28

11V4
44%

5

Service

Public

Louis

St

Standard

Hammond

2T%
11V8
43 Va

46%

——

18 Va

12% May
.25

16 VA

8.33%

Corp——.—....
Utilities

Gulf. States

24% Feb
38% Mar
35
Feb

•

Southern Co

27%

27%

36% Feb

Jun

51%

—

54% Jan
44%. Jan

26'A

—1

.

25% May

Jan

Va

21

:

_

18% May

22

29%

Great

300

Aug
22% Jun
10% Jun

•
—5

Royal Dutch Petroleum

Mar

34%

20

19%

39

15%

Jun

37%

Inc
1
Chemical (Un)
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
—
*
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (Un)—5

30% Feb

34%

29%

6.25

a

Jan

,41

27%

Rexall Drug &

Jan

45 %

22

19%

34%

16
22

Revlon

.

30C

200

3,600
1,500

Va Teh

40% Feb

11V4
44 Va

—5
10

America (Un).—•
——5
Steel Corp (Un)—
—10

Republic

Shell

Gen Tele & Electronics Corp.;
General Tire \to Rubber—.

18%
22%

Jun 1

Jan

Jun

5

18%

—2.50

29%

18%
22

Raytheon. Company———

'

51%

29%

-

Jan

10

70%

•

24%

Feb

10%

400

66%

(Un)
—5
General Foods Corp—1
:.i_—*
General,Mills .Inc———a.—3
General Motors Corp
...
1.66%
General Portland Cement..
...—1

86

Jun

2% Aug

100

24 y*

General Electric .Co

Jun

8

600

5%

5%

——1

.

53

100

13

12

13

2

Dynamics

General

2%

:.____1

Corp.—

Candy

ueneral Contract Finance..

26% Jun

22%

•

Radio Corp of

Jan

200

8%
2%s

8%

...—..2

Corp

58%

58%

American Transportation—1,25

General Bankshares

2,200

37% Ma*
00% Jan

38% Feb

Richman
General

32 V4

.,

69% Mar

Jun

22%

10

Corporation-—

Jun

31 %

42 Va

Inc—...———3

Dairies

Fruehauf

31%

100

31

Tire'&

Foremost

300

32%

5

First -'Wisconsin

31

10

Indiana

of

Quaker Oats Co

Feb

4,400

47%

32%

—

Rubber (Un).—,.*
Bankshares———-5
Co.
3.50

8%

4%t Jun

5%

47%

5%

& Instrument

49 V4

32%, Jun

May
37,;.* JUn..

:
(

Whitney

20

38%

IOO

(Un)..—.1

(Un)

,

Fairchild Camera

Airways
Co—...

&

Peabody
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—__
Pfiser (Charles) & Co (Un)..
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)..
Potter
Co
(The)-*—
Procter & Gamble
(Un).—.

■

Fairbanks

13% May,

300

34%

32 V4

*

Pacific Gas & Electric (Un)—

Jun,

19%

18

—1

Emerson Electric Mfg.;———,

27%

16% Jun

97%

—3

El Paso Natural Gas...—

r

95%

———1

Inc....

Co

May

48

1,300

28%

28%

-1

...

43

300

-

43

____8

Co——__—L____5

Chemical

64

200

43%

/ 25%

.

500

46

17%, 17%,,.
43%

—7.50

Gas

Chemical Corp.

OUn-Mathieson

Pan

54

8,500

Mar.

42

12%. Jun

1,400

<

60% Mar

41 ya May

19%

45y8

1,000

39%

34%

.15

Ohio

12

Jun

15 Va,

,■——1
(Un)—220

Edison' Co

Detroit

32%

38%

.

J.^3.33";.'

Oak, Manufacturing. Co.
Edison Co

71%

Parke-Davis
Deere & Company

32%

38%

17%
43%

^—>8

(Un)

North westBancorporation

28% Mar

38% May.
48% May

500

18%

19%

——1

(Minnesota)

/

Apr

700

45%' 45%"
21%
21%

Crowell-Collier Publishing ——t
1
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un).--,—,.12.50

(Un)

42%

1

...—

CUrtiss-Wright«COrp

64% Apr

33 Va May

200

>

54%

10

38%. Jan

Jun.
55% July

.

2,200

20%
40%- 42%
53

Continental Insurance Co.——-i...—-5
continental "Motors 'Corp' (Un)____—1
Corn Products Co..
1

200

37%
20%

37%

Co.—c:—

,%5Va

100

28%. 28%
57
56%

33%

Consolidated Foods
Consol

•

Jun

51% Jun

88

Jan
Mar

.BONDS
Monroe

Chemical 5s

—1985

<

Aug'

May

The Commercial and Fina,ncial Chronicle

listed

c!4_ _i.e

„

Pr,Ce™sn Ust les'ot

imshide

'

Pacific Coast Stock Exchange..

exclusively on the

Approximately 500
Exchanges.

'

1

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Par

Low

1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—
—10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
5
Rockwell-Standard
Corp

issues dually traded on

other

Week's

Friday
Last

Range
of Prices

Shares

50%

Castle

25%
2%

T

16% Jun

23%

Jan

% Jun

50%

Jan

18%

200

29

30

1,300

2.10

1,100

36%

38

1,500

29%

1,900

32c

55c

50c

9%

10%
1.05

24

2.25

Nordon

July

,

85c

Below

are

Pacific

Oil

Gas

&

22,100
11,900

40c

22,000

(

46c

Apr

5% Mar

2.85 May

31c

Jun

69C

Jun

15%

May
Jan

17% Mar

*

16

16 y4

500

1.70

1.70

1.85

1,400

5%

4'/2

5 7/8

24,400

2.65

July

37/8

2.00

Jun

3%

Jan

30% Mar

Jun

397/4

*

Jan

Averages

1

—

15

trials

Total

\

.

10

10

First

Second

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Stocks

trials

Rails

Rails

117.38

Utili¬
ties

roads

'

65

10

40

ties

596.38

207.22

92.18

79.21

82.91

6—

593.24

120.76

116.79

205.85

92.19

79.26

82.86

August

7—

588.35

119.87

117.02

204.69

92.20

79.13

82.81

August

8——.

120.24

117.09

205.36

92.35

79.01

August

9

119.85

117.11

205.27

92.44

78.90

_

Total

,

,.Utlli-

,
"

August

August 3

<

-

—Bonds—
'

122.26

591.19

Averages
19

Bonds

86.84

85.28

86.85

85.29

86.86

85.25

82.85

86.99,

85.30

82.85

87.01

85.30

;

are

6.55;

65

compiled daily by
stocks, 15.46. *

using

.

following

the

divisors:' Industrials,

2.988;

Rails,

5.34;

'

/

Jan

22

9y4 May

Mar

10y2

11%
17%

3,100

171/2
1.85

1.85

100

3iy4

311/2

800

30

Jan

32% May

31 y2

600

30 %

Jan

32 y4 Mar

2.80

37/2

7,100

2.20

July

2iy2

231/4

1,400

16

3,000

3

Oil

31 %

31 y2

25

--:—

_.

3%

——50c
5

Co—

Gas

&

United

Industrial Corp& common

common

Warrants

41/4

Exploration

Oil

Basin

Apr

Apr

4%

Jan

4%

..

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages

5.00 Mar
25 V2

Feb
Jan

200

37/8 May

5y8

% May

1

Jan

37

(35 Stocks)

Jan

2,200

y2

%
251/4

400

23

Jun

61/8

16,300

4

Jan

National Quotation Bureau, Inc.

Compiled by

Jan

Closing

Date

7% Mar

5%

6,000

10c

9c

8c

18c

May

Range for

Mon.

Jan

Aug.

6

108.53

High

Tues.

1
10c

(Un)

2.80

Jan

5%

1

common

Jun

1.75

241/2

%

—-—

——

Co

Petroleum

3i/4

3

3%
81/2

Preferred

Equipment

161/4

400

—

Sugar

Williston

233/a

Jun

25

4% Aug

3%

—

—

Union

Westates

Jun

23 %

5% Aug

1,100

2.10

1.25 May

171/2

&

Oil Co

preferred

Victor

17%

50

836

18%

10

20
Rail¬

Indus¬

11%

Western

Ranch

Trico

155

25%

267s

*

•

,

'

30

Jan

,—25c
1
Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25

Oil

Rhodes

6 %

Feb

18%
24%

25%

Stocks

—

Mar

1.90

...——1

Co__

Gas

Reserve

Southern

Feb

18%

the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.

on

Utilities,

Kice

6%

the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed

Jan

15

May

18c

29c

41/2

37c

25c

37/8

38c

Feb

Apr

26

Engineering & Foundry Co_
10
Air Brake
.6.25
Elec Corp

Westinghouse

-

7% May

2,600

41/2

----1
Develop——33 %c

Ltd

Corp

8

Jan

677/2
377/8

May
47/2 July

Jan

75c

Jun

Jan

49%

1.95 July

1,500

1.00

26c

10c

4"%

Stock and Bond

9%

Oil Co (Un)——10c
Meier & Frank Co Inc
_,—
10
Merchants Petroleum Co.
25c

25 3/8

Feb

18%

1.00

M

&

211

53/4

Jun

Feb

4% May

8,600

52c

50c

Oil

33%

4%

.

5

Date

M

1

-

473/4

Jan

5

2.10

Imperial Western

America-

402

33%

-

High

47/2 May

1,413

Feb

9%

6

37

Calif——.—10c

of

of

Corp

43/4
51

Jbn

47%

Jun

291/z

Co._————rr
Capwell Co
-1"
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
1
General Exploration Co of California_l

25%

Jun

100

5'/2

Abbey

Emporium

Good Humor Co

1,900

3

5%

--

——

Inc

Cooke

&

Cypress

321/2

3

Bolt

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

,

48%

Westinghouse
„

29c

May

31 «/2

16c

Ink Co

California

11c

51,000

•

18%

Oil

&

Gas

Buites

'

16c

14c

32V4

High

Jun

22

100

23

23

pfd (Un)—25
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
»
Buckner
Industries Inc
1
Corp

Cement

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

High

Low

Par

&

United

for Week

Sale Price

STOCKS

American

Screw

High

4%

_

Sales

.

Sales

Last
Sale Price

—

J

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Stock Exchange

Pacific Coast

M

.

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS

Jade

.

(670)

38

Aug.

7—

108.89

L°w

Aug.

8

Wed.

Thurs. Aug.

Fri.

Range

109.13

Jun 27

for

1961

Hlgh

144.09

Dec

8

Low

.

109.22

-

Mar 14

100.23

—

108.95

—

9—;___

Aug. 10

1962

144.31

106.57

Jan

3

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
Range

Friday

Last

STOCKS

•

-

Sale Price

Steel

Wood

American
American

Tel

Arundel

10
1
-33»/3
*
—4.33
1

common

Co

Stores

—

Tel

&

Corp

68%
109

City

Atlantic

Research

Corp..

26%
39%
23

(

Range Since Jan. 1

.

13% Jun
667/4 Jun

17
581
4,756
811
500

987/8 May
257/4 Jun
35
May
19% Jun

408

•

SEC Index of Stock Prices

High

Low

14
14%
67% 687/2
IO81/2 1107/8
25% 26%
39
- 41i/8
22% 23%

__

-

Electric—

Atlantic

Shares

High

Low

Par
Alan

Sales
fot Week

of Prices

..

30%
997/2
136»/2
34%
49%
33%

Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan

Jan
May

SEC

The

for

stocks

based on the closing prices of 300 common
Aug. 3, 1962, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stock prices

of

index

week ending

the

industry groups

for the current year.

•

-

1957-59=100
1st

•

-1961--1962—

Percent

July 27,'62

Aug. 3,'62

Low

High

Change

"

13

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit

Baltimore
Budd

Campbell

—

197/4

Apr

668

77/4 May

93/4

Jan

206

9% May
82 3/4 May

15%

Feb

937/4

953/4

507/a

47 %

507/a

Light—

-6.7S

43%

43%" 44

28%

&

287/a

12 %

12%

1.80

Co—

Soup

50

13 i/a f
.

1—

—

Power

Light—

Duquesne

Jun

8 7/s

123/4

13^2
8

8Ve

—5

Corp

Delaware

*

1

25

Company

Chrysler

Co—_—

142

,

11

122

387/2

Jun

63%

338

38%

Jun

-

._

24

May

327/s Mar

107.6

Motor

new

Garfinckel

(Julius)

Motors

63

♦I3/* jun

56

23 7/8

922

3,159

+ L7
+ 1.0

185.5

+ 0.4

178.2

+2.5

113.3

90.9

91/8

165

Jun

37

37

37

187/B.

1
—1.66%

177/s

8

r

Jun

26% Jan

Jun

57%

Jan

147/4 Jun

34 %

Jan

36

327/2

673

52

503/4

52%

14,548

147/a.

14%

147/s

85

22%

1

Resistance

Fund

Madison

—10c

RR__

Valley

Lehigh

2 2 3/3

227/a

125

18%

Jun

47/2

10

4 7/a

Jun

*

4%-

1

261/4

1

20

16%c

69

Inc

Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc

—___

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

197/3

20%
207/s
733/8

Foreign

Bonds

Bonds

127

Jun

307/2

Jan

18 7/s

1,423

68 y8

and M'iscel.

18

554

19%

'

No. of

Shares

Jun

28%

Jan

Mon.

Aug.

Chemicals

Corp

_

3

Peoples

Drug

Perfect

Photo

Power

Electric

Co

Gas

Jun

40 3/4

323/4

150

27

Jun

38

323/4

1,318

29

31%
—

11 3/8

51

315

6%
293/B ;

29%

1,676

377/8

67/8

36%-

10

297/8

7,517

77/4

4,150

6%

10

common

&

233/8

11

*

common

Transportation

Service

32 3/a

„*

Co

266

32 %-

5

Inc

Electric

Potomac

Inc

Electric

Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Public

Stores

30% < 30%

30%

Pennsylvania Gas & Water common..*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
,
*
Pennsylvania RR
50

com

94 s/8 Mar

607/4 Jun

Tues.

39%

38%

40

1,148

*

62%

61%-

63

288

Aug.

8—
9

19

Smith
South

»

Kline

&

French

Jersey Gas

Southeastern
Oil

Sun

Texas

Lab-

Co

Public

.7

__

Service—.

27

28%

57/2

343/4 Mar
„8

Jun

Eastern

Transmission—

$17,637,000

$1,604,000

697/4

May

40

293/8

3,078

257/4 Jun

67/a

Apr

10%

Stocks—Number of

Shares—r—

481/4

52 7/a

435

457/4 Jun

14,329,402

—

-r

:

337/8

121

29

44

193/8

19 3/8

-36

17%

Jun

457/2

133

42 3/4

May

2,091

14

May

:

!

:

and

521/4

54

38%

Jun

'71/a

77/4

340

63/4

jun

21%

777

19 '/a

jun

Industrial

$1,604,000

+

17,637,000

Total—

i

—

;

;

■

•

i

;

r

U

—

$30,569,000

-

65%

•

'

..

21

30%

30%

30 7/a

155

32%

33

3*0

29% Jun

41

Jan

69

73

200

63.

75

Mar

-

1

26%

..

23%

Jun

Daily, Weekly

387/4 Apr

Jun
.Jun

Aug.

Tues.

Aug.
Aug.

Aug.

8:
9_

Fri.

Aug. 10

Friday

Week's

Last

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Par

Home

301/4 31 Va

Low-

121

Co—

.For footnotes,

—

10

25%

5
5

8%
28%

28Va 287/a
25% 25%
8%
9
28 V4 287/8

1.140
189

--

373/a

37%

15

21

21.

21

8 50
»

see page

43.

1

.

49
22

337

30V4 Au«
24% Jun
225/a May
8% July
24% May
34% May
19

Jun

48% Feb
39»/a
30%
16%
32%

Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar

;

•____

292,000

$1,073,000

_L1___l

-

,

:

—1—

-

Jan. 1 to Aug.

10

1961

1962

.

$43,822,000

$32,075,000

1,238,000

26,000

43,000

$1,157,000

; $880,000

-

.

,

1,746,000

1,043,000

1,250.,000

$46,103,000

$35,072,000

-

47% Jan
2&ya Mar

Total.

.

335,478,705

23,000

58,000
:

$1,157,000

$26,000

197,421,489

$81 A,000-

$1,073,000
.

^

i

1961

5,912,405

*

Corporate—^

305,000

-

-

_:u

Government——

Foreign

i.

i.

Aug. 10

1962

4,152,560

Bonds—

1

344,000

1,000

$58,000

Week Ended

Foreign

12,000

179,000

2,000

10,000
1,000

333,000.

4,152,560

14,000

163,000'

853,245
781,230

:

•

187,000

$11,000

~

914,550

.

Stocks—Number of Shares

Domestic

Sales

$142,000

23,000

High

'

Bond

'

$10,000'

153,000

Range Since Jan. 1

High

-

$132,000.

*

.

10

n




Sales
for Week
Shares

1

1 ,Co„"

{Joseph)

Low

'

Bonds

767,890

——

—

:

Total---—

'

'

Corporate

.

-

7—

Wed.

Gov't

Bonds

Bonds

Total

Foreign

Foreign
Domestic

835,645

-

6———:

Thurs.

'

and Yearly

Stocks,

Mon.

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Exchange

Transactions at the American Stock

Jan

83/4 Mar

21

f *

r

$980,478,800 $1,047,209,700

Mar

(No. of

/

44,832,700
1,002,375,000
.

926,188,400

29,182,000

$19,241,000

:»

Shares)

Eoi?ltah?A rL?

$2,000
$15,000..

--

183/4 Mar

161/a

513/4

°f Pgh"

$1,387,000

54,275,400

666,512,521

•

537/4 Feb

153/4

nla "T
V? System

1961
-

22 3A Mar

443/4

May

71/4

Dnnupanf ?f'S £

589,891,707

—

Bank—I

727/2 Jan

325/8

513/4

2vLrnUm StCeI

Jan. 1 to Aug. 10
1962

1961

18,163,380

Bonds—

U. S. Government

International

-

48'/4
33 y8

157/8

aw

3,390,000
$19,241,000

1962

Jan

*

10c

3.50

B

3,689,000
•

Feb

43

Jun

Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
5
United Corp
1
United Gas Improvement
1__~._4.50
Warner Company
1
10
Washington Gas Light common ;
*
Woodward & Lothrop common-.
10

STOCKS

4,237,000

<

Week Ended Aug. 10

Jan

473/4 Mar

32% May
49 %

2.50

*

Co

*

14,329,402

Feb

57/8 May
24 7/s May

67/8

63/4

275,000

Jan

Jun

Foreign
50

common

378,000

3,115,000

T

Total———

Railroad

Reading Co
Scott
Paper

292,000

3,311,000

Jan

16 s/8

250,000

3,945,000

38% Mar
55

3,634,000

2,666,470

Aug. 10

Mar

May
107/4 Jun

3,884,000

3,083,860
:

Sales

1

$4,041,000

2,968,187

7—

Aug.

Bond

Govt.
Bonds

$409,000

2,473,105

Aug.

Wed.

Jan

30%

$3,632,000

3,137,78ft

6

Bank
Bonds

„

Total

U. S.

Int'l

Railroad

Mar

63/4 Feb

Fri.
Pennsalt

83.8

Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange

Thurs.

_

131.4

45% Mar

153/b May
45

240

183/a

Stocks
International

143.0
•

15%- Feb

common^

class A

_

.

44% July

a7/8

85.5

111.0

88.9

138.5

Jan

423/a

21% May
383/4 July

40'/4

40'/a

•

Feb

227/2

50c

common

Corp
Corp

Food Inc

451/2. 46i/4

41%

—2

Acceptance

General

Giant

common

Dairies

Foremost

General

Co

22%

10

;

Stores

Fair

Ford

461/4.

1

2.50

Battery

Storage

Food

98.6

95.2
101.8

157.8

Mining

Electric

107.0

134.4

'

90.4
-

•

+ 1.7

139.1

._

Service——.

and

Finance

•

.

135.0

135.6

159.3

Feb

Trade;

•

+ 2.0
+2.1

109,1

;

111.0

55% Mar

633

28 7/a

i.

.

107.3
105.4

109.4

Durable Goods

144.3

+ 1.6

116.4

.1

Mar

947
.

Composite
Manufacturing

- •

(671)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 6185

196

Volume

CANADIAN' MARKETS

:

'

Vk.

Are

Friday
Sale Price

1

•.

of Prices

Abitibi

&

Power

4%%

Paper

25
*
*

Algoma

Steel

Aluminium Ltd——

—

pfd

4%

of Canada

Aluminum Co

Corp___
Sugar

Atlantic

class
i

Sugar

Atlas Steels

1

Ltd

—

I

A

—

38%
24%
14
37
19 Va
21

3,855
115

30

.

3,194
16,634
400

Jun

22%
21

25

46%
51%
" 41
8%
50%
6Va
30
14 V4
21

46%
51 Va
42
8%
50%
6%
33%
14%
21

25
2,060
6,091
225
100

Jun
27
Jun
12
Jun
20% Aug

34Va

34%

4,039

28

—

51 Va
—

—

__

33'A

—_*'.

21

Aug

45Va Jun

605
40
125
165

40
50
7%
48 Va

Jun

July
Jun
July

'

6

Financial
preferred

$1.25

49% May
27
Jan
17
Mar
53% Apr
29% Jun
23% Mar
50
May
46% Mar
55
Jan
9% May
54% Mar
7
May

Feb
Jan
Jun
Jun

3'4%

50
50
50
•
50
*
*
.*
*

—

Atlantic

24%

—

25

4%%
preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
$2.90 preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.60 A preferred
—
Class C preferred
Asbestos

45 45%
a24% a24%
al5
al5
39'A
41

40%

*

Shoe

Agnew-Surpass

45%

*

common

preferred

Lewis

20%

20%

20%

Loeb

Montreal-—

10

5b%

57

Bank

of

Nova

Scotia

10

65%

64

58%
66%

2,814
990

10
*

68%
45

68
44'A

1,875
273

pfd___

5%

Selburn

Banque Canadian National
Bathurst

Power

Class
Bell

(Canada)—1

Provinciale

Banque

&

Paper

5% %

Bowater

Brazilian

Traction

Light

American

Forest

British

British

Columbia

Brooke

Bond

Brown

Company

51 %
50 Va
50
3.15

9,195
100
40
2,055

30
11 Va

30Va

7,315

11%

16'A

16%

49%
20Va
10 Va

550
6,645
590

20Va
10 Va

50

'
16%

*

—25

Telephone—

50

—

5

—,

6.50

21
6.50

.*

25

I

1

——

Ltd

class

Mills

Ltd

class

*

A—

Bruck

—

B—

*

Products
—

—

al5% al5%
3.50
3.50

__

__

20%

21 Va

Mitchell

preferred

$1.30

;

Dominion

Canada

&

Canada

Iron

—

26

Montreal

Trust.

23
Feb
75% Jan

Foundries

Iron

Canada

4 V4 %

Malting

Canada

83% Jan

Ogilvie

82
54

Jan

Ontario

Flour Mills common
Steel Products common

Feb

Pacific

Petroleum

20

Jan

Page-Hersey

55

Jan

Penmans

58%'Mar
54%. Jan

Power

4.75 Apr
38% Jan
14
Feb

Price

common..

Aviation

Canadian

Quebec Natural Gas
6%
preferred
:

Feb

12
Jan
2.50 May

16
Feb
3.50 Feb

Reitman's

common
Canada Ltd common

19 Va July
6.50 Aug

37
Jan
8.20 Mar

Robertson

Co

Quebec Power

22

Telephone

Quebec

preferred

$2.20

(Albert

Rolland

30

34
7%
x7
6%

240
5,450

7
Aug
4% May

14 Va
57%"

300
3,266

12
July
50% Jun

2,050
455
1,260
200

9% Jun
37 >A Jan
3.80 Jun

16'A
14
41
6%

25
Jun
22 V4 Aug
10% Jun

37 % Aug
27% Jan
:l4%Mar

205

48

16 Va

430

360
25
550

16 % Aug
26% Jun
33% Aug
6
Jan

—

*
A_50c

.

,

Industries

12%

12Vt
9%

12%

40 Va

40 Va

40 Va

__4.00

4.10

35 Va
22 Vt
11 Vt

37%
22%
11V4

21

21
6.15

*

common

International

Power

Marconi

*

com

50

— __—

Co

:

36
22 V4

Canadian

Oil,»Companies common—.*
Canadian Pacific Railway-—-25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Canadian Vickers
:
i__
*

x

Central
C
;

K

Del

Oils

Rio

Textile

Consolidated

Corbys

20 V4

Foncier Franco-Canadian

Ltd
Seal

Crown

Cork

Crown

Zellerbach

Crush

Distillers
Dome

*

:

21 %

19%
4.50
53%
74

21%
4.50

8,795
100

54 %
75

2,217
375

17

17

Bridge—.
6% preferred

*

25

Glass

common

*

54%
74

preferred

—

10

17

_1

—

Dominion

Lime

Ltd

Dominion

Steel

&

Dominion

Stores

Dominion

*

8%

5%
8%

Coal

—*

12%

12%

Preferred

•

Pont

of

7%%

Canada

37% Jun

common.

67
85

class

Foods

(Geo)

225

14% Jan

17

6
9

715
535

8

5%

5%

—

50Vt
1.80
15 Va

50%
L80
16

1,675
2,000
1,075

15

15V2

715

15

common

13
17%

7,045
4,506

23

23

210

17

17 %

—

a24

a24

8,320
50

30%

32%

1,130

25'A Jun

33

Mar

a75

a77

75

83

Jan

1,900

1.80
15%

-

'

—

Eddy

'

Paper —
& Heating Prod class A

-*

24%

25
8.8

25

.

*
Class B
—1
-4-*
Falconbridge ^Nickel Mines.
•
«
Famous Players. Canadian Corp—.—'+*■> '

,

.Fleetwood

19

Foundation Go of .Canada——Ll_ J——•
;

;

(Chas E).—_•

_:_1

12% Mar
14% Jan
21% Mar
23% May
18% Mar
27
May

Aug

Prices

.—100
Dynamic's:i_—i—-l

General

31%

Great

Britain

Greater

&

Canada

Winnipeg

Great-Lakes

Gas

Andy

Hardee

Ajax

1—

Int—

Siddeley Can Ltd
Oil Class A—

f

Home

Class B—
Home
,

,

&

1*

;

A

Ameranium

Lead

Anacon

Mines

Ltd———T

Mines

Ltd

Mines

1
—20c

•

$2.00

pfd

Bay Co—
Imperial Oil Ltd—
—■_!
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
6%: preferred—::

,

Indus

•

Acceptance Corp common
preferred

,_*
100
10

$4.50
Inland

Cement

International

preferred-

Nickel

of

International

Paper

common

International

Utilities

$2

preferred—.

Interprovincial- Pipe

Iroquois

Glass Ltd

For footnotes,




Canada

—

•

*

2.40

100

42

250

" 40

50Vt

51V2

936

49

-llVt
*45Va
13 Vt
5%
20%

10
43%
13 Va
5%
20 Vt
94
al6

11 Vt
45Va
13%
5%
21
94
al6

2,655
5,513
3,210

39

23,910
200
100

65%

68

4,358

28Va 28J/2
39 Vt 41%
47%
49
74
75
- 9
9

1,319
1,920
1,655
1,050
150

67%
__

41%

—25

__

5

74%

;10

pfd

see- page

-94

43.

.

.

15% Feb
15% Feb

9.40 Jun
2.40 Jun

r

*

13% Mar
58% Feb
17% Jan

,

27
34
„

Mar
59V4 Mar

5% A"g
6% Mar
19 Vt July
34 Vt Jan
93.% July99
,Jan , ,
15% Jun ^ . „ . ia v. Jan .-t
56% Jun.
^ 89-. ,Janw :

1,100

-

-

July
Jun

45Vt Jun
64 V2 Jun
8V2 Aug

—*

—

Iron Co Ltd-,-,

39% Mar
47
Mar
53
Mar
86
Mar
13 Vt Jan

River

Corp:Ltd-

Collieries

Common

:_*

&

"

•

1

Ltd

Mines

Asbestos

Central

Del

Rio

Listed

—

Corp

Oils

Ltd
Ltd

Montreal B

Manitoba

7.40

2,900

23c

24c
;6c

18c
58c

33c

13c
11c
—

—

2,000
1,000

5c
9,000
14c
4,000
11c
: 1,500
14%
1,035
9c "
5,000
22c
26,500
70c
74,000

.—

23 V\
3c

.24

500

3c

3c

2,000

1.70

1.60

1.70

Feb
Jan

15%

Jan

15

Aug

11%

Jan

19

Jan

11%

Jan

84% Mar
Feb

16

Jun

18%

Jan

9.60

Jan

26%

Jan

26%

Jan

Feb

43

Feb

45

Jan

135

8% Mar
32 % Mar
32 Va Mar

54%

Jan

12%

Jan

21 Va May
32 Va Mar

Feb

60

Feb

73

16% May

May
27% Feb
13

1.93 Feb
14 V2

Feb

7%

Apr

59 % Mar

Feb

2.90

Feb
Feb

23%
22%

Aug

15

19%

Jan

22

Jan

36 V2 May

Mines

8%

5%
8'A

80c
4c

80c
4c

—

-1
*
—*

3.30
—

—
—

—

300
1,000
81,849
5,000
600
1,000

55/s
8%
1.15
4c

9%c
1.65
3.15

9%c
1.65
3.30

9c
10'A

10%

"

1

—

1.20

—

—

—

6%c 6%C
1.10 1.20
3%c 3%c
11c
11c
34c
34c

July

1.00

Jan

Jan

10c

Feb

1.75 May

4.35

ADr

35 % July

39 Va

V2 July

10 Va

8

Aug

5c
4c

3c
1.65
,

July

Jan

Feb
Jan

10c

Mar

9c

Jan

July
May
Jan

10c

May

60c

31c

2.70

Jan

Jun

5.75
22c

July

6c

Aug

4 VaC

Jun

Jan

4.35 July

Jan

1

3.95 Aug

Feb

10%

24c' July
6c

Aug

8%c Jan

12c

Aug

25c

Jan

11c

May

18c

May

12 Va

Jun

Feb

17'A

9c

Aug

26% Mar

14c

Jan

32c

Apr

25c

Aug

70c

Aug

20% Jan
2%c Feb
1.40 Aug
5 Va

Jan

8V» Aug
74c

July

28 Va

Feb

4c

Jan

2.90
8

4

Apr
Feb

13%

Feb

1,50

Jan

2%c Jan

4%c Mar

9%c July

16c

Jan

1.60 Jan

1.80 July

3.05 July

4.75 May

9c

Aug

29c

Jan

9

Jun

13

Apr

8c

July

4c

.

Jan

76c

2,500

,

10 Va

50c

1,050

3,490
1,500
500
500

Aug

36c

E

Ltd—^

Minerals
Ltd
!
—1
Chess
Mining
Corp—
1
Chib-Kayrand
Copper Mines
Ltd—1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1

Chemalloy

July

Jan

9%

4Vac

13,000
350

12c

1

High
39c

2%c Jan

2,800

1
*

Explorations Ltd.
Royalty Co Ltd——
Capital Building Industries Ltd.
Carbec

r 7.00

*

&

Cantexas

Casslar

3,600
4,450

6c
5c
12c
11c
14%
9c
17c

—

-

,

38c
3.95

1

—

3

—

Dredge

*

Aug

6c

Resources Ltd—»

Canorama

Now

23c

.

.

LI
*—1

Dock Co Ltd—*
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
*
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
— 1

Central

7.35

—

.

3.90

*

Calypso Food & Beverage

>

4,500
1,000
7,167
485,000

5c
3.50
35c
3.60

6c
3.75

Mining

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd

Canadian

7c
4%c
,6c

3.95

:_1
*

Bay Mining CoJ__
Mining Corp Ltd

Canadian

2,200
5
35

4Vac

*—

Ltd.—_——-_l
Blue -Bonnets
Raceway Inc—
—*
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
——-*
Bornite- Copper
Corp
1
Bruneau Mines Ltd-..
I—
—1

Black

2.55
a36
a8%

—

Ltd

Bellechasse

4.25 July

46

July
May

9% July
July
12% July

22'A Feb
IIV4 Jan
7>A Jan

4.05 Aug
9.35 Jun

—
-

July

5.00 July

200
1,600
3,730
1,200

2.40

5

Lines.——

6%

-

11 Vt

7.60

Corp

15% Jun

11%

.

4.25...

AuS

17

50

41

,£1
;_5
4.68%

5.00

14

"

10%

—

*

Hudson's

'9% July

*

llVt

50

Hudson Bay-Mining——

"-9'%-. 355
*'14
200
16 V2 '17%
3,350

/9%

ll7/8

-20c

Paper

1

2.45
a36
a8%

—

• 5c

Metals'Mining

Bateman

1,000
500

7c

Ltd

Atlas Telefilms Ltd—1„T„

Base

2%c
36c

—1

Mines

8

July
July

30c

1,801
1,500

Jun

7

400
11,000

40c
6c

2.50

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
1
Bankfield Consolidated Mines Ltd—1

103% Jan
38% Jan
60% Feb
WA Apr
9% July
17% Mar
20
May

9 Va
10 Vt

1
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.*
Development Co Ltd—..5

Atlas Sulphur &

22c

10,600

36c

2%c
36c

—

Augustus Exploration
—.4-1
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B_—*,

37% Jan

52
Jun
9% Jan

4.10
11

*

Pittfield

a9%

-

May '

99%.July
23% Jun

,145
75
325

-5.00

4.15

!-*

—

55%

Jan

6%

Range Since Jan.
Low

6c

35c
6c

20% Feb

July

15

Arno

Shares

9
9Va
35c

9
9 Va

*
Ltd_l

14% Mar ,'
28% Jan
4.10 Jan

Aug

23
Jun
42.60 Aug
29

Jan

31

Dollar*

High

31c

34c

*
*

-

Consolidated Ltd
Amalgamated Beau Belle

Alscope

25% Mar

1,095

...

al9'A al9%

■

♦

—

Smith

Howard

__

com—

34

Jun
Feb

Sales
for Week

Ltd—

Common

Class

In Canadian

Low

1

Minerals

Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics

.18% May,

.1,010

16...

13Vt Jun
16
32

of Prices

Last

Anthonian Mining Corp

14

16%

,_1

Hawkey

:

__

—_*

Co—.^1

Farms

9%

Co, r

.Paper————jl

Handy

2.65

700
550
925

Week's
Range

Sale Price

3.00 Aug
68 Vt -Jan
18% Apr

9

14 Va Aug

15%
18 %
34

Expressed

Are

Shown

Par

Anglo-Can
Anglo-Nfld

5,090
30(1

Jun

11

11% Jun

18
32%

34

STOCKS

25% May
8% Feb

755

.

a9%

•

1-4.*'.

Iny_i

-.

.55%

^

f

*

Steel, Wares. common

JLO
23%

99%' 100
626% &2G%..

>99%

Motors-1%

preferred.—-i—_—

•General

;-97/a

300

15%

„

Friday

Jun
Jan
2.65 Feb
.44% Jun
16Va Jun

17
8

2,700

16

General

V 5%

.

19 .'.19%

23
$.60

Gatineau Power common—a—33

'

>

.

preferred-——,10

Petroleum

Frosst & Co

,

500
.1,453
210

•,

Fraser Cos Ltd—^-u.*■ 23V2
French

,

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class

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—4.^*

21

21

17%

...u

Building

-

-

17%

21
5

:

i.

Consolidated

Consolidated

.

1_
:

Jan

21

J_ '
25

._*

Aug

100 100*/4

17%

17%
.

-**1

:

Columbia Cellulose

P

21

;

Natural

Canadian

Jan

100*

Z-—

preferred ;--

7c

3.96 Aug

24,356
-

20c

•

50

>

-

50*% Jun
6% Jun
11*% July

•

34

27
__j.***

Utilities

1,100

100

22%

.

—^*:

preferred——.
Canadian
Vickers

2.90 July
6c
Jan

1.05

,

Petrofina

5%

2.08 Mar

lie

-

15% Mar
1.50 May

Aug

44

Jan

~

,

3.00 May

5.397

12*%

7V4

__*

:

Canadlanwide
3c

54% '57%
7*/4 - 7*%
12%

57%

.

Canadian Tire Corp class

6% May
3.35 Mar

-

_"w

10
:_2.50

common.:

Island

5%
preferred
Canadian Pacific

6.25 Mar

14%:

••:

—l

Bank

Canadian Marconi CO—'—1

27 V»

15%

Imperial

Canadian

*.*'

40c

Common

5%

3c

43.

3.80 May

common—

Long

Feb

20

4c

page

31

7%

.*^..*.1

Canadian

3.80

200

HydrocArbOn

Warrants

Industries

Jun

1,830

1

see

30

95c

28

,

12y8 JUly
27
May.

2,330

r

Apr
Mar

96% May
64*% Apr
13'/4 Mar

■

6*%

—

;

Industrial Gas_>—

Apr

22

1.05

406

-

'

•

Jun

12%

2.55

—*.!

Canadian

July

4.10

Corp

footnotes,

A.to-tlV. J——

Canadian

89%

4.00

Mining

lenada Ltd

common_50

8

1.60

12*%

52

89

-

Jun

400

"

Apr

May

57%

—1.75

—

Jan

10 %c

21%

Weedon

For

2.50

15 Vic

Aug
Jan

22

500

•

86

July

4.00

500

Ltd

9

Apr

58

•'

8*% May
47

Apr

82f

4.75 Jun

~

10,945
200

1.90

8*%

—

OIL-—*.

Warrants

Canadian

i—.—1

100

65,090 •
"

84

,

9V» May

1.90

7%

*

•

•

1.75

57%

60
preferred_!_20c

-.i-—

Husky

5%

2.50

-3

z

preferted-I

Electric

General

Preferred

47c

1.01 July

1.15

Helium

common.,

.._L

130
425

7*%

Wright
1^-:
L* "
Dook__— *

Warrants

:

50

10*%

,

2.58

Gas

24c
Feb
126
" Jan

Jun

34*/4

*

25 ys

93*% Jun
50 - Jun

1.80

12*%

Canadian

>

61

150

.9

uj.

1.90

;

Apr

93,000

Mines
Ltd
_.I__IIIl
York Speculative Investment Fund of

:

•

Food

5Vic

86

Westville

^*
•-»'

—.-—25

.

759

95

9*%

—

Energy

63

'Jun

24'/4 May
27
Apr
36
Apr

Jun

50V4

i

1st

48

9V4

Comm<Jn__30

Collieries

322

5%

A——^i»

—

51

.

.

'

Feb
J4n
Mar

30

-

Jun

9%

__

Chemical

warrants

47

49%

Aluminum com

class

126

5%

*

7

July

50

'

10

Canadian

38c

2.50

63c

_i

-

..

Aug

18,050

1.80

Western

-*
-u.*

62

95

.

Jan

33

Aug

110

61

95

2.05 AUg

7c

9 ViC

10%

62*/4

'

93c

86

II*
III*
1.1111*

50 y8

Dredge

90c

1.80

Ltd

51

81

1——9*%
-50
50

$1%. preferred—

JUn

1.15

Products

50

—

—

Celahese

12c

-1

Westeel

50

Curtis

Jun

-1

Ltd

50

Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c

12c

-l

Co

65

Canadian

2,000

Ltd

Oil

65

Canadian

3C

Corp

Westburne

65

100-

Jan

25V2
104

28*% Apr
18 *% Jun

50

180

:_»*'•»■

,—

,

897

'

Jan

3.85

Jun

20%

;

Jan

loy2

Jun

29 y2

Jan

July

July

22

81%

Jan

48c

26
17

145

419

81

81

36%

May

2.70

Ltd..

Mines

29 y2

.

.

300

.

10

Cannftrs

36c

Mining

Mac

695

<

_w

20 V4

100

warrants^*.—!—;

Aug

Virginia

Viola

200

2QV4

•

—10

common

warrants

12c

2.50

III

6
26

24

Jan

•

Ltd.—

.5%
25%

17

____

British

875

8%c

1

.17Vi Jun
101
Mar
5% May
23 Va Jun

—

9%

1

A

20

,

-

26y4

A

77,700

9c

Associates

6,854

24

B

19%

7,000
50

54c

22

102V'4102y4

.

Feb

May

<

:

Jun

,16
16

1.30 Jun

25%

1.42

7c

Ltd—_ ...10

;

•

107-

Jan

-I'.,

17

Breweries

12C17 ViC

86

II*

2iy2

12

.

113

21%.

7.40

JUh

1.40

1.50

26

Bakeries

Canadian

1.50

„
Jun
97/a Jun.

-

Az'

.•

102J/4

Jun

1.10 Mar
6c

:

104Vi Aug

104

,

18% Jun
7y8July

"

I

6% Jan
37% Jan

;

10
2,825 "

21

24

Glass

Apr
Apr

8y4

,

17

Preferred

Canadian

21
7%

24

Permanent

Jiily
Apr

200

*.*

*

Canadian

15

;

104Vi Aug

15

15

Mar

.

362

15

^-20

Canada

Jan

105

lOVi

54

'.,30% Apr,+
V. 4.95 Apr

9% Jun'^y ' l4Vi Feb
15% July
" 18
Feb
19Vi July " "
20Vi Mar
43V4 Jun
56% Feb

15

105

iOVi

.

Jan

-

.

-

2.75 Aug
28
July,

340

104% 104%

'AJt

Aug

53%

54%-Apr
7% May

Jun*"

July
3.00 Mar

770

_fc*

Malting

Canadian

20%

50%

8%

Sugar—*..

preferred

B

19%
49%

:

Aug
July

Jun

1

:

Ltd

Corp Ltd
Corporations class B„
Principal Properties

United

Vauze

Ltd

Freezers

19%
•

May

Jun

90c

9,962

Canada Packers class A——&*

,

4%c Jan

15c

•

6,023

16%

Stone—.-—^*

Cut

Canada Iron Foundries

18 %c Mar

65c

100

preferred

Asbestos

United

United

Van

I__i
I*

Ltd

Ltd

Canada

Exploration

Trans

Val

Mines

Mines

Texaco

16,599

ii5/8

A*

Canadian

Jun

3c

Talisman

30%

11 y8
16%

_■—■_*

Canadian

Aug

er<>

Rights

30

11%
l6Vi

*

^

Crushed

Canada

Jan

2c

100

17%

30%

common—

Dominion

Jan

9c

55,500

19 Vi

1,060 "

100

Jan

Jun

25c

13 %c

1

2.75

,

Apr

Jun

2.50 May

1.05

700

2.75

•

Jan

15c

1.25

1.51

2.75

•

12 :

Aug
July,

25

^

5.10

49

25c

1.50

50

50

V

.

6.75

10c

Jun

1.01

*

25

50

.Apr

58% Mar

1.

4.90 Aug

5,231

*

35c

Jun

2.25

.1

' 100

27

50

1*

Preferred

!

Lake

5ya

,

100

Mar

5c

1.00

Ltd., —1

Supertest Petroleum Ltd..
Tache

SyB

50'"

Safeway Ltd/preferred
Canada Steamship Lihes common
Canada Wire class B——j—

38 Vi

25c
Mines

50

3.25

—

.

Canada

Aug

11 Vie Mar

May

6

1.25

Services
....

Consolidated

'48

125

27

Enterprises
Calgary Power common

Canadian

St Lawrence Columbian Metals

South

3 %C

10c

1.90

—fi

—

Mines

3c

al5% al5%

•

Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd.—
Warrants

Slscoe

120

50%

3.10

Cabol

May

3,000

Development..
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd

48%

27

—

.

Aug

50Va

—

Products

" 21.

Jun-

11%

3.25

Telephone common_25
100

,

47
"

.

56
Ja,n
9% Aug

'

1'9"- "Aug.-.'

"

syB

Products—i*

,—_—

.

'

J^n

4.15 Jipi
20
ja,n

Aug

6% Jan

48%

Company
—;
Mills
class A
*

>

14% Jun

*
—*

;

3.95 Aug

83% Jan

.45

.,

8,480 "

'

Apr

Jun."

^

*

Class

Silver

200

Jan

5%

3.00 Jun

110 :

~

105

"' 35% July

Jun

59

*

400

"

'

Jan

Feb

75%

_*

Oil

Bums

Apr

I

Ltd

12

.56

common

preferred
preferred

Building

■

Jan

——2

Mines

51%

—

American

BrucR

Jan

46c

6c

Gold

50%
.11%

^-50
£1

preferred—T

Traction

Canada

40c

42c

40'A

Crest

51%

1*
11%
50'.,.'

Paper—

6%%

May

Smelting & Refiniftg Ltd

Red

19

26

Jun

910

19

Jun

1.00 May

104

9%

—26 ,r

—U—

Mersey
Company

BroWn

Aug

AUg

Oil

15%
48%

19

—

preferred

15

A———»-*

Canada Cement common

Aug

Jan

1.60 Jail

51%

1,150

9Vi

'

9%'

Telephone-—

4.00

3,798
r

47%

—

Li-—.——*

common
Lumber Co
class

Canada

4c

Quebee

Paper—,—

&

A

Feb

40c

Quebec

;

Feb

1,900

Goldfields

Scotia

Nova

'

—

20c

30c

May

1,000

_

Developments

3;70

58%

L__

B.;

Apr

4c

6c

&

3.95

10
—„—-10

British Columbia

Mar

44c

40'A

Lithium

—_*

Class

Montreal

22 %c

liy2c July

Feb

9%

July

17 Vi

60

Forest

Feb

82

Jun

7c

Apr

7c

Apr

July

9% May
7% May
55Vi

■■

77/a Jun
50c

500

Apr

4c

"

15,868

4.20

Power

Jan

6 Vb

1.95

<

4c

1

Chibougamau

96V4

34%

4.20

Columbia

Feb

1.60

40c

1st pfd 50

Cobalt

§6%

34%

4.20

Columbia

Feb

4c

Ltd.

Quebec

20

34%,

Corp__—___*
British Columbia Sugar pfd
20

9% Mar

40c

Ltd

Quebec

500

'96%'

British

Jun

2.90

_l

Ltd

Quebee

55C

1*

Bros

British

Jan

Ltd—1

*

Mines

150

55c

—1__—___*

British

M&r

1.05

Jun

68 Vi

21,650

Corp of Canada 414%

Power

——100

Bridge Tank common

Feb

2.00 Aug

200

2.00

lie

—

Co

May
Jun'

—

;.

Ltd

of

Bowes

July

38c

Jun

40c

1,000

Co Ltd_l0
Mines Ltd
1

Mining Corp

Oil

Jun

8
48

96V4 Aug
27% Jun

Brazilian

Jan

1.02

Jan

156

500

Mines

Stores

7

190

common

—

Steels

Electric

Bowaters

Feb
Jan

54c

J an

156,850

6%

5,500

Ltd

Aug 1

1.63

5C

Mines Ltd

Paul

2,081
8,107

8%

__

65C

8Vi
6%

48%
8%

16% May

4%%
Silver

7%
6%
48%

24

common

Valley
Bowater Corp 5%' preferred

Aug

1.53

Juiy *
July

12C

Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1

Patricia

8

6%
48%

Feb

Jun.

Bow

Mar

6.00

Jun

60c

9,300

27C

Metals

Ltd

7,000

66C

27c

—;

Rare

1 %c

4%c

Ltd.

Mines

American

28c

lc

4*%C

Ltd

Co

s

1

Mines

18c

6%

1

Uranium

Feb

Jun

Bell

Jan

51%

>

Feb'"

4.90

300

1.30

—

*

Pormaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland Light & Power
Jack

5'%

18c

12c

Ltd_*

Frigistors Ltd
Mines Ltd

New

New

A.U.'

Ltd—_1

Calumet

5'%

1.63

III*
Co

Mines

Automatic

100

liv2

Bearer

Apr

1.20

May
May

36

17c

i

A.*.

*

common-

Ltd—;

Iron

70

20

Class

Jan

17c

July

62c

'

.——a,

—1
Mining Corp Ltd!—
—i
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—A—.
Mount

'

18c

Island

Mount

102

45

Beatty

Mar

5c

Jan

6c

10,100

55C

42

.

—5
pfd—

T%

v

...

102

13% May
103% Apr

100

Bathurst

Apr

8%c July

1,500

1.20

55C

1.20

1

Ltd.

!

Warrants
Merrill

—

Jan

Jun

1,530

Apr

29 y4

'

Ltd

11

E

Marchant

Distilleries

900

Apr

20

Bowater

M

listed

Mercury Chipmah

12

25
50
" 55

"

14%

5%%,

Malartte Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd

Melchers

—

10

Bartacc- Industries——

Paper Co

now

Jun

" '

"

21%

Bank

Aug

1.59 Aug

Jan

4.10

1,000

9c

'

22%

130

3c

56c

28c

200

9

3c

.1

5.10

9

'

f*

A_—.

Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd.
Power

July

51%

47

53 Vi

Apr
29% Jan

14%

Bank

4.50 Mar

July

56C

1

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

Ltd

Explor Co Ltd

&

Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd-.;

class -A

2.45

2.10

1.55

.—.4

*•

Zinc

<&

Mining

MacLaren

25c

Mines

Gold

45

150

46

53%

21%

Auto

Jan

2.25

270

Jun

52%
ll7/8

July

.1

Aug

20

AUtofab

...

Ltd—

Jun

2l

37

21%

Atlas

Jan

—

—

—

Mines

Iso

19Vi

250

Feb

9.60 Jan

.14%

Acceptance

Preferred

Jan

Interprovincial Dredging & Mining

Jubilee Iron Corp

4.80 Jun

' 320 ""'
2,985

46

Jan

21%. Jan

*

May

5.50

108

24

14,412

—

Jan

Atlantic Sugar Refineries common—_*
Class
A
————:
*

Jan

26

17%

.

May

21

'

Jan

18

41%

.*

Jan

110

15% May '

25Va

Wire——.—*

Standard

1
'

jun

101%

Feb

38%

415

21

*

class

Hardware

Associated

2.30

.

450

,

39%

>

—J
B__

Jan

22%

*

preferred

1.30

1.65 Jun

25

*

1st pfd—100 "

preferred

Jan

40%

:*

common—

Class

5.75

25

—

class B

Imperial

Atgus Corp
•

Feb

Apr

4c

7 Vic
18c

1
*«.

45c

JUly

pfd

5.70

;

Jun

Jan

;

8.05 Juiy

20

July

2.85

"

157"

18

5

23%

8,679

104.105Vi
18

27% May

18%

220

9-50

20

Jun

-

49% May

22% July

23Vi July
106
July

*

'

/

13% July''
2.00 May
7t)C
Jun

11,550

108

9.25

5.73

*

—

:

4%

Co

4%% preferred
'
——50
Ahglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anthes Imeprlal
class A———:
*

5 Vic Mar

2c

3%c

4,000
6,000

36c

Mines
*

4 ViC

i

Ltd

Aluminium

AUg
9% May

"

Jan

3.75

:"

901

90c

18

,

20

-

High

-

Jan

4

' 550
~

7,835
3,325

—

—

38%
24%

"

25% - "V 8,115 '

107'

.105%.

10

—

Algoma Steel

14 %C

Apr

8

1,275

2 Vic

4c

"_1

Ltd

Copper

2 V2C

2%c

_1

_1

Ltd*..*

Minerals

Futurity Oils Ltd

ViC July

8 ViC

E

Ltd—,

<19451

9'%

2

Ltd

Mines

107

100

25.

Low

350

2.05

T5c

'

\

Range Since Jan I
-

13,321
-

15 Vi
2.40

1.85

25%
9.50

GaS_i_—„

Warrants

2.10

—

preferred—^——

Natural

15'

1.96

*

warrants

B

23

'

2.30

,

Algoma Central common-;———10,,
1

4.35

23

15%'

July

52,000

8%

Class

Apr

13 Vic

common—

25

4.25

—

-

-

45%

23'

''

*
*

—,

High

45

\ W

—

A

•Alberta

Mar

22C

8,500

13c

*

30c

being

one

Dollars

for Week
Shares

»

24%
*

triist
'*
Trunk commoh—_J5
preferred-i—
100

A

Class

12% Feb

8% July

100

36C

45%

Gas

Class

26% Feb

360

Shoe

Low

-

—*
25

——1--

Warrants

Voting
Alberta

«7c Feb

50

13c

Mines

Bay

July

9Vi

9%

first
OILS.

Sales

Range

*

.

:*

common.

Common—
_

Distillers

Alberta

Feb

18c

Ltd

Surpass

Agnew

Feb

13c

26C

Mines

Lake

12%

Jun

47c

42c

44c

Week's

25

Preferred

Jan

Aug

6c

13 Vi July

160

14c 14 ViC

Reliance

Port
Pox

20'A

6

■-

14c

Mining & Exploration Inci.__

Fano

.

27C

Montreal

Acklands

Feb

48 % Aug

Jan

in Canadian

of Prices

Par

preferred

Apr

1.00

5,000

6c

1

Ltd

—

Fontana

47

Jan

13

Jan

a2'2 Vi a22 Vi

*

Ltd--**.

Corp

Nickel

listed

Now

64c

9V4 July
50c

100

6

Be

18c 20 Vic

Mines

Falconbridge

31 Vie Aug

Abitibl Power & Pftper
'

;

'

1

.•

Mar

40c

2,500

14

6

Ltd—i—

Ltd

Pabi

JAh

1.40 May

Jan

Jun

Expressed

Last
Sale Price

:
:

v

"

Minerals Inc*.——__1
Ltd
aw*.*.
1

&

Metal

Pab

1.14

15

a 48

Are

Friday
STOCKS

July

49c

44

18c

500

—1

Nickel

Dumont

Duvan Copper Co

Jun
Jun

"

6c

—1

Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd_*
Mines Ltd
«.»«.*;
1

Drummond

22c

100

55c

a48

Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*

Dumagami

9'/a

55c~

5

A)

Leaseholds

kuX.

9%

1

u*—1
Ltd—t—;

Mines

80,400

Shown

3.40 Aug

1,672

34c

A——50

class

Limitee

Warrants
Dolsan

1.26

26c

A—a

*.—4

*

Prere

1.25

30c

Prices

»

4y2c Mar

36

The
and

■

Feb

10c

Feb

3c

5,438

1.25

May

2.70 July

500

387/b

30c

1

class

Ltee

Provost

&

30c

37 %

37%:

1
1

Ltd-*

Copperstream Mines Ltd——
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
Courvette

1,240

Mines

Mines

Chlb

5,000

3C

are segregated into two parts.
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES

INDUSTRIAL

5%C July

July

4c

1,000

3.40

3c

Ltd—1—1
Com Ltd
*

Consolidated Mogador

4%c

3.00

Ltd-—1

Mines

3c

1,000

3c

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Exchange Issues

Stock

Toronto

The

High

Low

4%c

3.40~

*

Range Since Jan. 1

High

3c

3c

1
1

Chlpman Lake Mines Ltd—
Cleveland
Copper Corp
.«.*.—<
Commodore Business Machines

.

Toronto Stock Exchange

Sales

Week's

/.

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday

Commercial and financial Chronicle

The

v

(672)

7%
6.50

13

13

7 */4

7'%

14%

16
.

15%-July

225

<16% Mar
25
July
4.50 July
14%. Jan
3.00 Jun

420

420

-

540

-

3,650

12

600

395*

1610,810

'

May

7% July
U
May-

July

71%

7%

200

7

4.80

6.50

580

3.25 May

-

18*% May
22'% Mar
34'% Feb
7.50 Jan
20V4 Apr
4.65 Feb
l6V4Mar
11% Jan
16
Jan
8% Feb
8.95 Jan

.

Number 6185

Volume 196

.

.

(673)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

CANADIAN MARKETS

•

Consolidated

Paper

Class

197/a

20%

37%

37%

38%

17%

16%

-100

106%

Class

B

Credit

Craih

ZZ1*

Timber
Zellerbach

Crown

39 %

July
Jan

Maher

Feb

Jun
18% Juri

11

J-an

M

13%

Ffeb

Metro-

16

Apr

109

Jun

.

10%

13 %

1.20

1.30

_5

'
International Ltd common'

Jun

12% July

150

,

42

8%

t

85c
42

Aug

61

Jan

8

Jan

10%

'2.65

Bridge—

Dominion

2.85

42

44
21%

21%

*

j

2.65

44

Estate —.
—7_—*————————
Distillers Seagrams——
2

19%
110

Invest-—,—*
preferred—!
:
25

Dominion of Canada Gen

Dominion Coal

Electro

Dominion

Pacific

54 %

Foundrv '«& Steel"common—*
Magnesium
—*

Dominion

Dominion

ll

*——*

12%

12 y2

Eddy

Moore

12

11%

&

Federal

23%

25

25

11

Fleetwood

12%

Feb

9

Jun

12l/4

Feb

400

,

9

% May

15

Jan

4.65

225

"27%

41

66c

46

Jun

160

Jun

175

Jan

9%

305

9

July

23%

948

23

2.75

525

Jan
Jan

Jun

100

22%

440

49

La£es

Great

class

Mackay

Gordon

7%

B

•18

%

Northern

Great

WCsf Coal

Class

Gas
-—L———;

Winnipeg

Greater

trUst

Voting

,

common

i

:

Steel-

& CO——1

100

11

50

Jun

112%

.

39

4,195

5

1,600

50

960
850

6% J'Uiy

5

5

5%

3,200

—-1

4.65

4.60

4.85

3,093

8%

Jan

75c

83c

105

65C

July

2.60

Jan

—

42%

45

275

38

May

64 %

Jan

10

10

100

9

July

11%

Jan

18%

18%

175

18% Aug

20%

2.15

2.15

100

10%

10%

440

——loo

2.15

<:«>

Ltd-———

A

Seven Afts

—

Silvefwood

A

class

Dairies

4.00

Feb

.*

16%

Jun

21%

46

43%

46

2,215

42 %

Aug

60

common-—^—*
Preferred
—^—
—100
Third Canadian Gen Inv common
*
Toronto Dominion
Bank
——10
Towers Marts
common
*

86

86

80

86

Aug

91

Mar

J"an
Jan

Tamblyn

l

common

—

Ltd

Texacc Canada

Feb
Jan

27%

15% May

7% May

7%

7%

200

7%

Aug

11%

17%

17 %

18

5,881

15%

Jun

23%

Apr
Jan

52

Jun

57%

Jan

56

52%
56

120
15

56

Jun

29%

29%

50

29% July

30%

«iui

30%

Apr

7%

Apr

2.35

2.35

2.45

1,000

1.75

3.05

2.95

3.05

4,585

2.80 May

3.90

Jan

10% May

ll%i

Feb

1.20

Jan

2.05

2.05

—•

12%

12%

12%

10

4.00

4.00

525

2.10

4.60

——-

preferred———
class A

1.85

7

Jun

Apr

3.20

Jan

50
50
*

—
—

Steel

Vector

28%

245

6

6

300

10c

lie

5,000

5%

5%

1,575

Powers common—

—10

Trust—

—^4.1

——

—L

:

A—_—1

class

Cement

Warrants
Gas

Ontario

I

——

Cement

2.20

2.90

common_L—

7%

Feb

1.00 July

Feb

1,840

2.20

Jun

2.80

Feb

1,260

2.85

July

4.25

Feb

550

2.35
2.90

2.85

Financial

class

15%

15%

927

13%

A_

13%

13%

1,576

20%

.—

19%

20%

uy8

preferred

10

11%

16 % Mar

May

1.80

1.00

2.30

-12

July

15%

Secord

LaUr*ntide

: i.oo

—

2,790
1,400

4

15% Aug

18%

Feb

11 %

26

—

Westcoast

Preferred

20
Class A 1st pfd__30
preferred—a.————30

Loblaw: Groceterias

1st

Common

Loblaw
Class

300

•

A

L-.

8% May

Loeb

(M)

30%

29%

30y4

30i/2

30%

31

130

130

warrants—:

Ltd

:

215

325

650
'

15-

„

Feb

Weston

Class

101/4

10%

440

_*
—*

8

7%

8 '/4

14,970

8

46%

1.65

9

8

46%

i—

1.25

——♦

10%

19

Jart

29

30%
130

May

23% Mar

21% May

33%

JUly

Jan

34% Mar

Jun

153

Aug

May

"

10%

For footnotes, see page 43.




4,150

22%

50

B

A

221/2

11%

11

2.865

46%

352

i.90
•

35,904

11%

2,030

15c

200

54c

300

51c

Aug

65c

Feb

110

52

Jun

63%

Jun

4.40

4.45

225

5.50

Jan

1.20

1.20

1,000

52

50%

52 %

5,805

Aug

4.00 May

1.50 May

1.00 July

43%

59%

Jun

1.95

1,040

2.85

Jan

16

2,105

11%

Jun

23%

Feb

11% Jun

22%

Feb

14%

15%

3,203

10 %

10 %

10%

1,065

9

Mar

30

30

30

43

30

Jun

35%

16,002

Jun

20

15%

15%

13

•
•

14%

17%

18 %

3,830

.—100

92%

92%

92%

100

7.25

8.65

9,008

———

10% Aug-

10% Aug
6%

Jun

7% July

•

10%
10%
51

45

;Jun

87c

July

4.25

10% July

24 %

Feb

Breweries

Canada
(Geo)

class

B

A

:

preferred
—

preferred
Pass

White

Wood

*

——

Warrants'

$6

fj)

•

&

Yukon—

class A

—

WoddWard Stores Ltd class A
Class

A

warrants—-—

5

——

8.60

107% 107 Va

100

-

Industries

preferred

Jan

—__*
—a.*
100

10

10

38%

38 %

38%

105

95

95

95

85

»—*—5

13%

—

Feb

13. 13%
2.95

3.25
5

York

Knitting

Class
Zenith

B

Electric

class

10
500

Feb
May

Jan

1.95

15%

1.95

15%.

1.80 Jun

14%

x—

—s——

Jan
Apr

Mar

53 %

1.20

*

common

Products———« —

Western

14% May

22%

18% J"ly

1

_____

Preferred
Class

12%

11%

22y2

*

———

Inc

Loblaw Cos class

'

11%

common—;

trust

Voting
Westeel

Trans

7%
204

53

15c

*

——1

Canada Ltd

May

Apr

51c

53

1*

-——

5

22c

July

Jan

15c

1

W

Webb & Kfip«pp

4%%
Industries

&

G

5%

9c

11% May

Jan

Jun

7,950

=

Walker

60

5% July

*
*
—
*
—10

:—

Vendomatic

Vulcan

28%

Corp

Grey

56

—*

Electric

&

52%

52 %

36

28 % Aug

Wainwrighb Products & Ref
-

36

—:—30

—

United

Preferred

July

41% May

Jun

preferred—

Venezuelan

16% M«y

Jun

A

United corps

Jun

Jun

Preferred

Jun

Feb

12%

5% May
1.10 Aug
11

4.60

300

5%

Feb

600

16,895
25

2,875

6

540

9%
4.35

300

5%

6%

Pipeline

Class 'B

Victoria

Jan

6%

5%

Aug

73%

6 %

5%

55c

Jun

17 Va

1

Canada

Feb

50 %

12%

1,539

4.80

Aug

9,610

52%

Feb

6%

1.15

36

preferred

Trans-Mountain

Class

Apr

12,816

51

$5
Trans

Jun

1,100

56

11%

Feb

7%

3,174

6%

54

Jan

21

52y4

9%

4.65 Aug
...

14%

4,425

69% Mar

Aug

19^/4 Aug

20

2,468

Jan

Jan

19

13%

75

Mar

25

Jun
Jun

14

1.30

2.15

Jun

11
13

21

1.15

Warrants

19%

Jan

T
Pipeline-———•
Pipeline.,
*

74 '/8

Kelfy Douglas class A

18

.

Jan

.

12%

A—

1.20

5%

21% May

16
15

1——*

class

74%

5%

9%. July
10% Jun
15% Jun

5%

Pipe Line-.—.——
B
Interprovincial Steel Pine
•
Investors. Syndicate, class A—„25

5%

165

2,695'

'

Union

.

11

12%

1.10

Finance

Traders

Jan

3.75 Mar

Feb

86

4.65

425

6%
55%

Feb

200

*

,

5.80

8,300

32 % Mar

2.85

Jun

Jun

17% July

Jun

15%

2.75

5 % May

Jan

25

30

7% July

Jun

7

600

4.60

430

62c

865

16%

3.75

39

Jan

16%

90c

Jun

Jun

17

3.50

10%

2,783

4.40

60

1.10 May

32% Mar

637

26

4.60

J———

Common

3.75

64

14

24 %

11%

25

35

19%

6%-

Jun

30% Feb
11% May

;——•

19% May

6% July
30c

4.50 Jun

133

19

18

Aug

May

7% May
Feh

560

19

6% Jan

July

43

39% May

3R5

41

5%
34%

18%

Prafrie

55c

23%

Jan

Jan

19

Acceptance common
*
Gas of Canada common——*

'

26%

18%

of Canada

Union

10%

Jun,

Jun

May

Steel

Trans

10%

10,715

19%

—

Bros

Feb

10

13

Steinberg class A
—
1
Superior propane common
•
Supertest Petroleum ordinary—.—*

5.00 May

■

Warrants

Jun

15,081
1,325
2,350
6,970
1,850

Paving

Standard

—

8%

preferrecf

7%

17%
19%

—

Foods

Jun

I—I*

1,075

17

Manufacturing

D

Stafford

4.00

commonu—i.

10%

5.50

11%

K

Southam

500

Jockey Clidj Ltd

3.80 Aug

5.00

11

S

1,440

—

200

11%
26

*

1.261

—.

3.85

,

450

34%

35c

warrants

4.50 May
3.90 Aug

.

12,%

56

16 %

Jan.

3,325

12%

Apr

Jun

Jan

12%

5^40

Apr

15

Jan

19

*
——*
——^—-.*

6% May

Jun

Apr

-*'1.25

Jun

3.95

July

3.45

106

Aug
July

4.05

41

*
—— *

Simpsons Ltd

Apr"

10

—

——

Feh

19%

.

11%
5.30

4.75

Breweries

11% Jan

16%

3.90

22%

——

—

6i/8

Class B

10 %

4r7~5

Industries

7%

Levy

67c

23%

preferred—

A

7

$1.25

99

3,200

—50
*

Class

35c

Laura

205

73c

Shawinigan Water & Power common—*

5Va

Lake

100
»

11

10

6%

Lakeland

15%

—

7%

Lafarge

14%

8

3.80

-*
_*

———

class

Holdings

52% Mar

Labatt

63

5.10

Jun

B

84% Mar

3,304
3,840
*14,888

4.00

45

Class

Jan

Jun
Jun

69%
10%

11%

200

———

11%

68

—-—

—

49

Lake

Jun

10%

99

48

Jefferson

Jan

5%

100

71c

47 %r Mar

Interprovincial

Jtfrr

11%

-

3.700

1
——*

89

Interprovirtcial Discount common.!—_*
Warrants L_——:_—
:—

Jan

11%

9

7

——_

—

Jun

——

Mar

Jun

8% July

•

9

—100

A pfd

class

Corp

Jun

——

8

6

Feb

5

100

2,705

15

34

Bldg Credits common.*

Maly

4.75 July

5%
10%

10%

56

warrants

12 4

JUft

69%

36

1953

10

Apr

3.00 Mar

1.25 July

9

30

Interprovlncial

JUiy

6%

7

1,610

-.—25

4.40

175

5%,

5%
9%

r——-—*

7,744

————e

Jan

200

68

Preferred

Jan

3.20

2,157

2.15

41%

41 y4

62%

55

2.15

65%

•67%

jun

1.75 July

42

53

2.15

39%

44%

5
—

Jan

30%

Jan

1,935

1—:

_J

9"%

17%

1

common...^—5

Feb

Jun

4%

17

"

—

Jan

10%

53%

44% ,44%

Minerals

Jau

4.75

3.25 Jun

6%

Jun

International Utilities

25 %

3.25

Warrants

International Nickel

34% Mar

Jun

3.80

50

515

International

Jun

11%

29%

17'/2 Mar

3.60 Feb

2,200

Natural Gas common—4,

19%

2,935

17

34%

50

900

Preferred

825

19 %

Jan

52 %'

Aug

47

210

26%

Jan

153
:

19% July

25

preferred —-_u—
$2.75 preferred
rIndustrial Minerals
,
Ingiis (John)
Inland Cement Co preferred——,

Jun

3.95

60% May

12 % July

30,358

Jan

Aug

6%

•
*

Jan

13

Jun

July

7,315

common.

19

Mar

55

10%

100

*

_—

SayVette Ltd

Stedman.

AcceDtance

24%

13

Ltd————,— *

60% May

July

240

4.80

Jan

Jan

'

4.10 Mar

Jun

Jun

$2.25

Inland

107

Jan

2.25
40

168

Life Assurance—;
Oil —-——^
Imperial Tobacco common^.—
6%
preferred
.
——

4.80

Jan

83%

8% July
4,50 July

6%

Pall

of

Salada Foods
Warrants

Sicks

10% Aug
4.05 July

war

100

Imperial
Imperial

July

class

Paper

ShUllys

87

July

1

4ic

104

85

Jun

44

1,235

7.25

Aug

3.25

Industries

Jan

V/4

9% July

1,600

Erie

Industrial

78

800

Paper

9

303

10%

preferred"—10

Rothmans

Apr*
Apt

26

Apr

3.50-July

-

Horpe & Pittfield__,

Huron

Apr.f

12% Jan
20% Mar

11% July
25

50

preferred
:
Howard Smith prior preferred—
Hughes Owens Co class A——L7_.

Hendershot

„j

.Feb

66

.Jun

560

2,605

—.

—

Maurice Gas

420

common—:—:_.

new

(Geo H)

1,130"

44%

10

5%

Lawrence

3.45 July

3,162

Jim

_20c

common—

St

44

1.260

-

9

44

79

1.25

Cotton

Rockower

Selkirk

SJddeley common—!——
Preferred
—L——

Hees

Yarns

Robinson

17% Mar

Hawker

25

*

St

20

'•

19

.■—*
——*
1——*

1.40 Jan

Jun

—

79

6%

preferred

Bldg

17% Mar

Jun

318

Carpets common——.

4.25 Jun

—*

common

Gas-—-

Apr

15%

Preferred

Hayes

13

.12%

49%

49

t

7% Jun

100

*

Ore—

Mfg
Nodwell

Robin

Jan

585

13%

1,210

19%

Jun

May

1,868

13 y4

16% -167/8.

8%5.00

*

' July

60c

564

Aug

17

jun

26%

RusBell

5%

400

4,675

13%

*

12%

4.80

Jan

7%

16%:
49%

—•

18

17% AUg

Mar

■5.90

1,326

6%

850

18

Feb

Apr
28% Apr

July

9

7

2,250
'

1.20

27

44

8.10 Jan

19%

14 ,14%

123

10%

10

20

Jutt

81c

19%

27%

15%

79

Jun

Jun

8

19%

15% Aug

1,270

5.00

Jun

15%

>

4% May
Jun

250

800

r

8%,

A_i
*
Mall'—.——10
Royal Bank of Canada—
_^io
Royalite Gil- common—
—

16%

7.30

7%

1720

—:———10

Farms

Hardee

Harding

May

2,520

7.10

14 V*

.

Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Tirust

-

g

16 %

16%

17%

class A—-

Grip

Riverside

May

1,020

6%

—.'—*
:
*
—•

A—

West. Saddlery——

Great

a.

:

common—_—x_I

16

15%
27

■——-_*
;—*
:—-—*

——

Robertson

8% May

17

■

is

-

.7.30

Gas

Great

Mar

49

Aug

is y4

16%

16%

—•

common.—

Power

100

7%

.

5%

4.90

5%' Jun

16

—"

——

Revelstroke

95C

8% Jun
6 %

Rapid

12% May
'11% Mar

Jun

43

Feb

Feb

Rolland

Panen——

Great Lakes

215

Apr

1

13%

^—100

pfd_-^

——a——

38%

Jan

8y»

60

60%

5,000

Jan
Mar

Feb

new

Natural

60 y4

Jufi
May

58c

598

9y2

Jun-

r

15% Mar

56

44%

37%

45%

45

.

Aug

17%

Jan

Preferred

27

9

90

82

-

10%

Warrants

12% Mar

55

43

Jun

1

———

Quebec

37%
103%

jun

27

9%

July

70

82

5

—*

Iron

Jun

56

600

13

25

13

82

22%

—

Corp

May

3,510

70c

510

/
:

13%

13%

11%

13% Jun

Premium

7l/2

10%

Feb

3,146

Power

8%

-

Apr-

July

58

Jan

10

16%

Jan

27

70c ■:

15%

May

45

200

16%

Apr?

Dynamics.———,—.—.—1

lOl/s

8

186

16%

4.75

General

70c

-

1,200

"

51

—*

28%

8

1-—1%
General Petrol & Drill class A__—50c
General Steel Ware* common-———•
Globe Envelopes class A-__—ILL-.—*
Goodyear Tire Canada 4% pfdJ—50

Apr

30 % May

Jun

■——L__—t—I
x—

45

11%

20

Industries

Development
_

Jun

27% Jun

Pipeline

General

Motors

Jan

40%

105

Phantom

Bakeries

General

31%

<

4,976

Pembina

General

8»/4

Jun

14

Page Hersey
Parker Drilling

99 y2

325

-

8%

8%

Jan

31

24

29%

14 Vv Mar

29

20

100

8

96

;, 2.15 Apr

23% Jun

13

2.50 Aug

2,579

34%

10%

42

T.50 May

10

1.15 Mar
25 y2 Mar

Jun

100

40%

17,000

48

—5

common
Fixture
Oshawa Wholesale —_—

Jun

30

Jan

-

Aug

10%

126

4.50 May

11%

—1
comnfoW-—*

Store

40

31%

33

23

12% May

29

Cement

Steel

18

100

24

Feb

Aug

3.75 May

13

Utilities

Northwest

Ontario

128

10%

l.i—

*1'—_1—
J—.

1.65

24

——

Ontario

50

1,025

45"

*

July

11

29%

Telephone

6.00 Jan

July

27% July

50

-

2,400

85c

19 y2

2.65

23

21%

21

.

warrants

57 %; Mar

4.25 May.

900

48

23%

______——-——100

'Rftfrprif's

Northern

9% Jun

300

,

Ocean

23%

-———

10

24

45%

OgilVie Ffour

.

J'un

Natural Gas_^—— *

Northern Ontario

Jan

9

_:—»

preferred

——

new_—

Apr

150 151V*

Gatineau Power common—
»1

50% Mar
25 y8

Apr

9

Fruehauf

5fk

2,453

Jan

30

2.65

Co

Companies
Trailer

Eraser

July

21

19

45

6

129

—2

Feb!

18%

Feb

2.50 Apr
Jan

1.75 July

500

8%

•

.__*

27 yB July

,

200

111%

1,350

1.50

40%

L

16 y4

77c

19%

Corp

Foundation

35

1

80c

Jun

200

"

24

ii

Trust

140

27 VB
!

Feb

14% Mar

May

11

24

Niagara WiTe commOn_—
Noranda Mines
___——__!

National

345

■<

16%

10% July
10

4.00

1.65
-

National Grocers preferred

17%

: 48

Jan

11

—■—*
-40
—*

Containers

29%

4.60

35

May

100

335
r

Jan

May

20

4.00

common-———

28%

29%

Canada——

of

21%

—*

Natfonal Drug & Chemical
Preferred

Mar

33

21% July

125

10%

Motor Co———x—

Ford

Corp

National

23% May
18% Mar

May

200

11

9%

io%

Manufacturing——_

Ford

.

9%

A—_
!——-

Preferred

15

996

i

11

Grain, class

Federal

Fleet

37

common-

Farms

Jon

-

19% Jun

-

——————1

i

21%

Gas—

-i—

17%

Players Canadian
Candy—

Farmer

Fanny

10

;

37

—10

Preferred

14% Mar
21% Mar

Jun

16
:

2,4u-

32%

9%

—

—r.

7

'

common———•

—

1.75

6%

24

21

Mar

r

Form" common-—

Exquisite

Famous

30%

*

Ltd

;

i < */a-

1.75

7

Trust

67 % Mar

.

,

Paper

Emco

32%

.

11%'Feb

*

;

1.75

Montreal

Jun

9.25 Mar'

Jun

Preferred-"—'---—l———-23.50
Dominion Textile common.
,-.*
Dup'ont Co -d
———
—-*
Trust

13%

Jun

10,047

Lt

6,885

106

*—■—«—t.—*
Knitting common
—.—.*
Locomotive Works
.<—!.*

Monarch

"Jtm

,62,230

"

710

IT

105

Investments

Monarch^

8%

17%

1/%

12%

10%

*
20

Fine Foods

Monarch

7%

12%

Inv

May

44

20%

Economic

r/Jan

4.60 May

-

9

17 %

i.

154

\

430

1,856
:

8

—

20%

■

Preferred

•

-

8

8%

"

12

11

High

May

1'6% Jun

22

50-

105

——

——

Montreal

17%

:

Jan

4.50 Feb

20%

"...

27

250

54%

54%

8

8%

—

Class- B

Aug

8

450

common..—*

Dominion Stores —,
Doniinton Tar & Chem

50% Mar

3.00 Jan

696

'

.-."--I—-*

Dominion Steel Coal——

105

30
3^

:

26 %

class A—.

Molsott Brewery

Feb

3.60

i

Jun

16%

6,820

HP

6.50

26%

common^j--.*
Grairi—
--—*

Industries

Jun

38

2,353

7.25

10%
7.25

—il—____x—

26%

Light & Power

Midland

"

-•

common!—\

-

Wafrants :

2.40 Jun

4.60

.

460

9,121

Jun

4,700
^

475

18%

—-.*
100

Prop-,
common

stores

Midwest
Dale

23

17

--—20

E? P C Cdn

Mexican

1.50 Aug

Mar

1,100
100
3,236

.42

'8%

Jun

9%

500
.

8%

—

5

3,145

10%

13%

—

—

common

19%

July

16% Aug

50
'

' 6%-

6

-

16

22%
18%

*
—1—:-*

Ltd

Shoes

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

High

Low

12

Maple Leaf Mills cbmmon_
MasSey-Ferguson Ltd common
5%%^ preferred

'

104

65

280

16%

16%

6%

(R

Crestbrook

Crush

16%

_—

Imperial
L'—
L) Ltd_—

Cosmos

; 8,517

17

A

22%

'

:—

_■

Coronation

17%

105 106%

16%

Corby Distillery class A—

Shares

20

preferred
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
class

Macleods

Jan

25

37% July
14 y2 Jun

5,698

——*

—

tor Week

Par

High

18% July

6.67R

preferred—

B

Low

20%

common—.

Consumers Gas

Range Since Jan. 1

High

—*

Smelting-

Consolidated Mining &

Shares

Low

Sales

Range
of Prices

STOCKS

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Par

Week's

Last'
Sale Price

Friday

Range

Last

STOCKS

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Sales

Week's

Friday

41

A_

3.25

2.60

2.60

55c

55c

3.20

3.35

—

3.25

'

38,450

1,330
300
200

4,500

100

11%

6.00 Jun
6%

Apr

22% Mar

16% Jim

91% July
106

Feb

May
oan

Jan

110

Jutv

Jun

10

Aug

36%

Jan

44

May

85

Jan

95

May

17%

12% Ju ly
2.40

3.10 May

1.50 Jan

30c

Feb

2.70 Jan

Jan

6.35 Jan

July

55-e

*
>■

Apr

4.10 Mar

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(674)

42

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday

Week's

Sale Price
Par

Ltd
Acadia
Uranium Mines—
Acme Gas & Oil
Mines

♦

Gold-

ininiii

5.80

6.00

78c

81c

15,420

50c

48c

50c

3 Vac

3 VaC

*

Oils

49c

—

_

Mines

Arjon

Gold

37%C

36c

8.75

Jan

40c
1.65

8c

108,100

4c

Aug

39c

14,415

8.75

8.75

27c

34c

9: VaC

10c

1.10

8.50

300

July

2,100

85c

Jun

1.37

7,000

8c

Jan

16Vic

24c

May

93c

Jan

15 Vic

6,700

11c

May

36c

Jan

Mines

Gold

4,500

6c

6 VaC

8C

10c

Feb

11,500

2,000

5c

1.19

Feb

1.00

1,000

9 Vac

9c

7c

$5

Jan

8c

Oils

Fargo

May

July

Farwest

10,120

5.75

Jun

10%

20%

20%

17% July

23 J/4

1,165

22

26

1.05

1.10

2,200

90c

May

3,511

20c

Feb

28c

16 %c

Jan

28c

Jun

Giant

48c

Feb

65c

Aug

Giant

Jan

Glenn

115,333

65c

3,600

1.27

1.30

3,250

19c 19 %c

3,000

19c

50c

Mines

Uranium

Baska
Bata

27c

62c

•
•

*

Mines

Lodge

325

Jun

Fatima

Francoeur

Belcher

Mining

Bethlehem

7c

2,100

6c

1.60

Feb

8c

Bibis

1
50o

Corp_

9c

5,200

8c

May

Yukon

Mines

Mines

Mines

Bralorne

Goldfields

3,500

4c

Jun

11c

Feb

10c

May

19c

Jan

Jun

8c

Aug

Broulan

Reef

Buffalo

10c
5c

38c

54,500

obc

July

1.35

Jan

Jun

2.49

•

Mar

14,000

9C

11c

48.500

10c 10 Vac
4c

4lc

43c

9,500

7.00

7.15

3,560

6.00

Apr

200

2.05

Jun

3.10

3.05

1.69"

7V2C May

34c

Feb

10c

May

27c

Jan

4c

July

8Vic Jan

May

59c

40c

500

May

Lead

4C

Campbell

Oil

Canada

Southern

Lands

;

26Vac

Feb

36a

Apr

Hastings
Head

2.80

Jun

4.90

Jun

3.40

Heath

Feb

"1.51

Jan

Gold

Canadian

4c

Mar

4c

1,000
J

>:£

VL-spIJv

6c
j'

if*

>!

Jan
„?

,J

7,330

3-55 July
80c

2.35 May
1.65 Jun

3,400

1.67

1.65

1.75

8,350

5VaC

5 Vac

6c

Feb

4,999

5c

May
May

.

4.45

Jan

2.60 Mar
13 Vac

Jan

1.29

25,000

2.80

2.95

9,386

2.70

Jun

1.25

797

1.00

Jun

3.75

3.50 May

4.35

Feb

1.80

Jan

•

3.80

3.70

3.80

1,862

1

95c

83c

95c

80c

18,550

64c

Jun

1.04

1.10

9,900

85c

Jun

16c

16c

1,225

15c

May

3,275

71c

July

1.29 Aug
5.35

Malartic

Gold_

Canadian Northwest Mines.
Canadian

Silica*

Can

Mines

Erin

Candore

1.87

26c

Feb

Jan

1.22

Mines

Cariboo

Gold

Cassiar

5,500

31c

8c

2,000

6 Va c

Jan

Feb

July

9 Vac

11c

1.02

1,100

5 Vac May
79c
Jun

19c

1.01
15c

16c

15,500

15c

30c

38,199

'

-

May

Jan

Iron

11.C

1,083

10c

Jan

14 Vac Mar

6c

3,500

6c

Jun

IOV2C

1.15

1,400

1.00

Jun

10%

10%

2,580

5.90

6.20

8,796

1.14

1.05

1.24

17,400

1.05 Aug

.1

6 Vac

6 Vac

7c

8,000

5%c July

1.05

Oil

Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville Mines

\

10

4.80

Jun

24c

Jan

1,5,070

Iso

500

Kayrand

Copper

Mining

Mining
&

Jack

Jacobus

5,071

8.25

Jun

5c

22,500

4 V2C

May

12c

12c

12c

*3,560

lie

Mar

16c

Jan

1

14c

11c

18c

591,500

7c

Feb

18c

Aug

15c

15c

500

13c

Feb

19c

87c

1.00

—

Jellicoe

Mines

Joburke

Gold

Joliet

-

*__

Jun
Jun

Copper

Jun

26c

July

37c

72,400

23c

May

65c

Jan

6c

153,500

5c

July

-

5c

2.50

2.20

;

21%

.

,

i

8,600

Kenville

Gold

,

Chromium

Min

Cochenour

Coin

Combined

Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe

9.40

Jun

5,834

9.25

Jun

12 Va

8,403

.

Jari

13

8.45

Apr

Con Key

4.55

5.00

2,800

4.75

5.00

4,635

26c

Petrol

•

1.96
70c

•

Bellekeno
Calliimn

Consolidated

22c

.2.50

12 Vac

Mines

Consolidated

Mines

70c

Cadillac__

3c

•

1

13,400

23c

4,932

2.00

400

74c

14,800

12 Vac 12 Vac

1

Flin

Central

10,500

24 Vac

•

Mines

Consolidated

16.500

48c

Lake

Dufauit

20c

2.21 M:ay

Lake

Lingman

Lake

Gsu

May

July
July

1.34

Jan

2.55

Jan

91c

21,800

60c

Jun

1.75

Jan

19 Va-C 2OV2C

!13,500

19c

Jun

70c

83c

11c

IIV2C

4V2C

5c

8c

5c

8c

'

6 VaC

Jan

30c

57c

Jan

39c

Jun

80c

Jan

4.10

Apr

5.50 May

4.60

Jan

5.75 May

20 Vic Mar
1.90
63c

Jun

May

6,062

11c

Jun

4,500

3 VaC

22V2C

23c

15c

64c

64c

31c

32c

4 VaC

4%c

4c

Discovery

i

1.25

1.16

Consolidated

Dragon Oil

1

7 Vac

7 Vac

July

10,-100

25c

May

8,500

"4c

"Jun

^

2V2C

Jan

East

Consolidated

Consol

Crest

Gillies

Consolidated

47c,

Jan

29c

Apr

2.35 Mar

1.03

Jan

23V2C Jan
5c

Lexindin
Little

Long

■

•

"

Louvicourt

Lyndhurst

8V2C

3,000

-8c

-Jan

10c

Jun

17c

276

22% Jun

Lynx

t

-

24%

4.70

4.75

4.95

8V2C
18c

Marbenor

3.80

Consolidated

7c

Gold

1.80

Jan

Macfie

14c

Feb

Maclaren

Mic

Mac

Oils

7VzC
13c

3.50

2.70

130

3.30

Jan

41c

22,600

32ViG

Jun

92c

96,200
5,000

48c

Jan

Consolidate^

Jan

Nicholson
Northland

Quebec

Consolidated

15c

Jun

Jan

May

7c

Jan

56c

36c

July

Maneast

38c

30,400

35c

59c

Apr

Manltou

71c

Jan

6,700

77c

•

Aug

2.82

2.75

2.82

4,350

l

82c

80c

84c

8,380

76c

__1

May

40c

40c

45c

9,700

28c

Jun

2.58

2.63

8,290

2.60

l

•

3 Vac

2,000

3 VaC

666

l

27c

24 Vac

27c

10,100

2.50

37c

37C

37c

500

Rambler

Mines

9 Vac 10 Vac

2.42

1.90
9c

3 Vi
20c
27 c

Jun

Feb

July

Jun
Jun

1.34

4.35

Jan

Mar
Jun

53c

Jan

14c

May

7c

Consolidated

West Petroleum

73,500

5c

Feb

14c

•

May

1.30

1.30

1.30

450

90c

Jan

4.35

4.10

4.40

7,520

12c

12c

4,500

6c

6 Vic

10,500

i

1.26

1.25

1.27

II,897

l

37c

32c

48c

Mines

81,700

5e<3

17%

17

17%

Pershing

i

5 Vac

5 VaC

For footnotes, see page 43.




6c
1.15

Jun
Jun

Jun

2.00 May

50,000
3,000

Feb

Jan

7.90 May
17c

12c

Jun
Jan

2 Vac

3C

90c

90c

92c

4c

4c

2,000

3V2C Mar

6%c

15c

16c

2,300

15c

Aug

26c

Jan

26c

23c

26c

3,350

20c

Jun

30c

May

-1

15c

13c

15c

5,000

12Vac

—1

6c

6c

6c

750

16c
:

...

Marboy
Marcon

—

Mines

Maritimes

Minlne

McKenzie

*

1.05 July

Apr

Feb

Corp

1
1

Mines

Consol

Red

Lake

12c

Jan

July

88c

Feb

57c

Feb

13 c

Jan

14

Apr

58c

57c

60C

11,150

53c

44c

41c 44 VaC

28,100

36c

May

7c

July

7c

*
9.50

IOV2C

9.50

5,500

7c

9.30

«

400

6,700

IOV2C lOVac

8.80

Jan

51%

Jan

Jan

5c

20,700

4c

Mines

—*

32c

30c

32c

12,400

28c

•July

1.25

2.30

2.16

2.30

9,331

Exploration & Development_50o
Mining
.1

37c

32c

63c

62c

——1

8c

7 Vic

Mentor

Merrill
Meta

Uranium

6,300

16

Jun

2IV4 Mar

Mill

1.100

5 Vic

Jun

Mines

21c

Midcon Oil__

Jan

Mid rim

Mining

City

—

1.90

-.1

-*

29,200
21,700

50c

8c

8,500

•.21c 22 VaC

14,200

26c

3,100

13 Ve

3,613

13 V*

925

13

37c
..

•

July

Jan
Mar

70c

65c
..

Feb

3.00

Jun

Jun

30c

67c

24 Vac

Petroleums-—

Mining Corp

4c

12V2c 12V2C

Island

1.39 May
75c
Jan

5c

Aug

8%c

Aug

McWatters Gold

Feb

30c

Jun

May

—1

Feb

14c

Jan

7c
36

14c

Lake.

Medallion Petroleums:

Jan

20c

Apr

5 VaC May

Red

McMarmac

Jun

7c

Jun

2.51

3%c

<

1.60 May

2.35

Jan
Mar

27

1.30

Jun

/74c

Apr

3c

30c

Jan

Jan

1.05

2c

Jun

Jan

24 %

July

18

19%

2,740

2.36

Feb

5c

300

—1

May
July

Croinor

2.28

Jan

31c

980
.

798

1.01

Craigmont

2.30

Apr
Jun

July

647,000

5 VaC

Lead-Zinc

1.15

Jan

July

7c

3c

43

6,500

Coulee

1.15

Jan

2.43

4.35

19c '

30c

3,600

Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug...

1.15

.

39c

1,920

19

1

•

May

5c

3.10

9,000

4c

3 %c

700

-

6,300

21c

10c

4.10 Aug

24c

20%

Barvue

Manoka

3.80

23c

41V2

1.05

Uc

5,000

-•

43

6c

"•
"•

5c

30c

1.01

_•

17 Vic

*

6 VaC

Ltd

Jun

Mclntvre

6c

Exploration

6c

..

Jan

35 Vac July

6 V2C

Coppercorp

4.000

7V2c

1
1

l

Conwest

14c

Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines

l

1.01

Jan

Martln-McNeely

Mines

i

5c

Feb

Sannorm

Poplar

4c

Uranium

Matachewan
5c

1,700

8c

18%

Feb

1.28

13c

Jun

.

;

Jan

73c
2.99

98c

20 V*

Malartic Gold Fields

Jan

90c

July

17,100

8c

4

1.99 July

20c

3.65
23c

2%c-May

1,375

1.12

.

Feb

Jan
Jan

14,000

7 V2C

8c

,

15 %c
5 %c

-

1.65 Mar

Jan

1.67

1.89

5c

Majortrans

4c

77c

Mines

1.05

May

5a

13,000

Apr

i;46 Mar

*.

—1.45 Jun

500

.

-

22 c

-

21c

1

30c

20c

2VzC

1.85

1.06

*•

8c

2V2c

21c

1

Lake

1,342
11,500

Consolidated

Red

Red

Madsen

63,000

77c

Mines

Gold

6 V2C

;

1.52

_2.53

Cockshutt

52c

2

Consolidated

7c

Ltd

:

7VaC

l

Mines

Consolidated

Consolidated

A

6c

26c

Moslier

Negus

43c

1

;

Jan"
Jan
Jun

4.80

*

4.25

54c

Jan

97c

_2.53

class

Jan

.

3.25

Jun

3.45

38c

Mines..

B

31c'

200
r

1.50

—1

Explorations

37c

5,000

Apr

11V2C May

82c

1.52

1

7c

29c

Feb
'

7^95

»

200

3.00

]

Mines

49c

28c

July

,30% May

,

Feb

77,o50

4.00

3.50

1

Mines

-

Apr

41c

•

Mines

36c
28c

Ltd

Mogul
ConsolidatedVMorrison Exploration
Consolidated

July

l

Consolidated

Consolidated

35c

May
May

Marcus Gold Ltd

Consolidated

3.20, Feb
44c

Jun

4,500

22c

IZIi

i

Mines

JUn

24 Vac July

12 050

8V2C

16 %c

—1

Mines

Yellowknife Gold

Jun

1.05

3,833

.

1.65

300

22,207

'

Jun

Jun

4,260

8c

—

Goldfield

Macdonald

1.25

Jan

13c

500

1

Mines

Macassa

May

500

10%

"

27c

24%

1

Gas

Loraao Uranium

Jan

Jun

3c

40c

8.25 Mar

9,960

2,65

8c

-10c

Mines.

Gold

Apr

6 Vic

3,000

July

6V2C Jan

9.25

3.85

Long Lao Gold.

Point

6c

I,625

4c

15 Vac 15 Vac

44c

"

July

25c

8c

_50c

i

i
Arrow

Halliwell

Consolidated

40c

7

Lake
Golden

Consolidated

Iron

70c

9.00

3.00

—

Gold

Lencourt

MacLeod

•

:

Penimore

25%c Mar

r

2,65
26c

_—

American

19c

7c

Jan

35c

'

Jan

56c

Jan

~

Leitch Gold Mines u

Class

Consolidated

May

20c

~10c

4,500

Jan

Mar

11c

May

3,700

-

Aug

16c
10c

7c

23.200

,

Apr

87c

July

4 V2C Aug

1,000

a

5c

9.15

10 Vic

-.16,000

65c

32c

2,500

»

18c

__1

1

•

Consolidated

40c

32c "Jun

188,840

8c

-

1

Gold..

Mines___

Mines

Latin

24c

July

Jan

65c

Jun

90c

72c

1

Mines

10c

July
July

23c

Feb

36c

Labrador Mining & Exploration-

Feb

Apr

34c

Jan

54c

-

IOV2C lOVzC

34c

25c

Jun

33c

—

Jun

4.55

17c

.

,

2,250

86c

__1

Tbwnsite..

Kopan

16,215

10c

Apr

20 Vs Mar
-

1.60 Mar

23c

4.80

59 Va

Jun

12,100

89c

T-l

—

21c

1

15%,Mar
.^J2.65-Jan

May

25V2C

Jan

,15% Feb

May

10c

500

Jgn

.Si;:.

2.05 Mar.

47

3,829

•

-

10,900

1.05

—1

Minerals

Lamaque Gold Mines.
Landa Oil

*

.

1,598
•

2.66
26 %

!.

■

Jan

14c

.

Jun

Jun

3,000

,

56c

54c

„1

—

Copper

LaLuz.

.1

,

„

Mines

Metals

Commonwealth

Coniagas

Smelt—

&

Willans

Lake Gold

2.05
18 V\

1,312
#

,35c 36V2c
1.04

__I

Mines.

Apr

43c

,

6,565-

22

-1

—

6c

7,000

Jan

July

56c

_^_1

—

1.72 Feb

20VaC

Apr

1.25

70c
12c

16c

Jun

47c

Jan

4,300

1

Mines

May

1

Chimo Gold Mines

Feb

8c

33,000

29c

1

Quebec Mines—

3c

12c

10%

24V2c

28c

1

—

Mines.,

82c.

lie

Jan

I8V2C 19 V2C

1.00
I8V2C

—1

Explorations

1,000

31c

6 Vic

17,000

-

Jaye

4,800

32 Vac

18 %c Mar

8c
9.00

.200

Mining

1.05

1

Apr

8.75

_35c

Waite

3 Vac

1

Smelting

Feb

9 Vac

4V2C

1

Chib

Jan

15 V*

7V2C

1

Mines

Langis Silver

Chibougamau

4.15

Jun

9
May
5V2C Jan

3,045

;

Feb

21c

8.75
4V2C

I
—

97c
*

22 c

48c

Mar

1.95

Apr

-

..7V2C

—1

Copper Mines
Mines

3 Vac

_i

Jan

12c

May
May

''

lOV.

6.20

Zl
•

23c

4,850

;

31c

Bay

Kirkland'

.11c
1.12

•

Jan

15c

'

Irish

Kirkland

6c

Rio

6c

34c

12c

14,000

38c

29c

Inspiration

Feb

l

l

Porcupine

,

1.20 May

1

:

Pat Gold

Central

Jan

9%c

Asbestos Com Ltd
Dei

13c

15 %c

Ltd...

11V4

6c

Apr

9c

Jan

1.02

Quartz—

Central

38a

1

___—

Central

Charter

36c

7c

•
;

—

Exploration

Captain

35c
8c

10V4

34c

■.

3,000

12c

Jowsey Mining Co Ltd

•
1

11V4

Jun

May

3V2C Aug

*

Joutel

Inca__

2.75

12c

—

Porcupine

Pam

Jonsmith

North

14c

2.20

Apr

14%

Feb

Apr

Long Island
Reported under Industrials

Canadian

34c

13 V2C

2.61

Jan

1.10

Jan

12c
.

Jan

29% Mar

1.18 Mar

Canadian

Canadian

13c

19 %c

17,500

15 %

Hydra Exploration

1.25

2,500

80c

35c

13 V2C

14%

Jan

80c

16c I6V2C

15 Va

7.50

80c

16c

2.30

Hugh

10c

19 Vic May

May

8V2

9,883

>

11%

Feb

•

27c

;

51 Va

2.60

1.16

27c

2.30

Jan

.

70c

27c

50%

2,000

2.88

Jan

5,000

3,300

10%

2.16

2.85

6c

42,100

51

1.92

1

-

Jan

4.10 Mar

Jan

6,000

*

4c

.

Jan

2.65 Aug
10c

22% July
5V2C Jun

21c

72c

12V4

11

Bay Oil

.

615

10c

2.30

Hudson

87c

3,000

25 V*

9c

1
_♦
2.50
1
—1

—1.

Class B

Feb

4.15

9c

25

11%

28 V\

86c

7 Vic

11

May

20

Homestead

Jan

Apr

'

7,032

25 V4

May

5c

425

14c

11%

19

4.00

19,500

"

2.75

12c

•

7,120

1.05

Jan

10c

2.65

Gold

24 Vt

16%

16c

8V2C

A

22%.

Crest

Jan

<-•

class

Ltd

Consolidated
Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting

1.25

High

Canadian

Co

Hudson

*

Canadian Devonian Petroleum—:
Canadian p.vno Mlnes__.
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian

,?:

Oil

Howey

2.93

Jan

31c

1

'

Jan

lOo

18Vic

11c

6c

Jan

Delhi

7V2C July

28C

2.50
21%

29c

Warrants

15,470
71,200

8c IOV2C

23c

1
5

'l5c !

1.22

4.20

-1

Mines—J

May

•

1.81

Jun

12c

1

6V2C July

Petroleum

Jun

2.37

26c

1

Iron

Highland Bell
;
Hollinger Consolidated

"

1

Chieftain

Canadian

1.45

1,000

IOV2C

1

— —

Lakes

of

13c

Astoria Minerals

Canadian

5,700

1

4,500

Canada Tungsten

1.81
2.63

1

3,125

2.85

68 V4

1.75

18c

—

8c

_1

22 Vac Mar

Jun

3V2c

Mines

Mines—

Headway Red Lake

Jan

1,050

Gold

Gold

15c

Petrol

Jun

44 Vs

1

8c

4.05

11c

11,365

8% Apr

1

14 Vic

„

.1,000

1.80: Jan

-1

Gold

15c

1

:—

14c

51%

3V2C

Mines

24c

Cliibougamau

Canada

14c

485/s

—

51%
1.81

1

S'i—

2.16

Jan

"

•t

—1

•
•

'

Jan

1

25c

Petroleum

Camerina

1.90

c

5c

; 2,700"

I8V2C

—

Minerals

Harrison

Hasaga

-

1

—

Petroleum

Aug

2.73 July

1.55 May
91c
Jun

,5,600

-1
—1
*

Develon

Lake

Rock

Hard

Jan

-"3V035

■

Calalta

9%c

2.10 Mar

Jan

3,000

3.10

1,53

10c

19,200

32c

3.05

Calgary & Edmonton

4 Vac Mar
.

1.05

72c

Mines

Gwillim

7.75 July

2.25

Li

Cadamet Mines

16 V2C July
75c
Jan

*"

■

"

5 V2 c

1

Home

Lake__

Jun—
Jun

5c

12 Va

Gunnar Mining

Jan

6c

32c

& Smelting

Jan

*

71c

—

Mines

Plains

Gulf

Feb

14c

2.25

Ankerite
Red

8,300

2,000

1.09

Brunswick Mining

Buffalo

55c

2.00

5 Vac

Mines—

Jan
Feb

2.61

,

1
1

Mines

Granduc
Gulch

45c

7.00

1,350

11%

Mines

Mining

Grandroy

4c

1.89

—

; 2,000

1.70

1

Goldray

12,600
109,000

4c

Pioneer

82,000

2.69

■V

1.01

1

Mines Ltd

Mines

7c

10c

Petroleums

9o

9 V2C

15Vi
I2V2C

July

19c

July

24 V2C

May

4,000

7c

5c

1

Mine—

Uran

8c

42c

Britalta

6c

Feb

5.45 July
34

9.25 May
16c

34,600

1.60

1

Ltd—*

Mascot

12c

;

—

Ltd

Mines

Bouzan

3,190
9,500

;

Jun

64c

\

3.60 Mar

2.60

>—

1-62

1

Yellowknife

Goldale

15%c Jan

10c

Uranium

Bay

Bordulac

Jun

12% Mar

23% Mar

3,250

,

26c

8V2C
;

38c

330

•

May

" 53c

*

,

g

Jun-

8,390

.

12c 14 V2 c

23V2C

10

Ltd

Mines

Gen ex

Mar

10c

6c

1

Bidcop Mines Lid
Black

52c

1

*

Geco

5c

1.95

16c

Galtwin Mining

12c

10 Vac 10 VaC

Corp

Copper

8 V2C

20c

preferred—

Feb

6%c
7c

Mines

12 V4

7c

Ltd

Great

Bevcon

11%

12 V4

*
1
1
1
1

Ltd

Mines

Pete

Frobisher

Jan

32c

July

Feb
Feb

1.55

1.14 May

6c

1

Duouesne

Beaver

6c

*

Petroleums

Beatl.ie

31

Glacier Explorers

Jan

23c

64c

Metals Mining

Base

4.60

•

Mar

72c

Jan

9.50

Jan

24c

•

Jan

44c

12,373"

57c

30

310

,.

12,365

.

25% Mar

23 V*

1.27

55c
4.40

Mining
Mining—

7.50

25c

l

5Tc
4.55

Ltd

6.90

*

Barymin Exploration Ltd

•1,866

-1

Corp

4.65 July

20c 20 %c

Mines

Barnat

184,350

11c

Palconbridge
Faraday Uranium Mines

Jan

20c

Trust

47c
50c

-1
-1

3.25

4 Vac July

1.10

Mines

Cons

Banklield
Barex

33c
46c

1

—

975

7.35

•

37c

—1

Mining

11,000

1

Bankeno

May

*

10 Vac

Mines—

5c

1

Oil

8c

,8c

50c

—

4.00

60c

preferred

5% Ye

Jan

14c

Mines

Sol

Eureka

Apr

12c

Jan

Sullivan

French

Banff

27c

—

Malartic Mines.

El

May

11 Vac

5 Vic July

1
25
25

Oil & Gas class A

Selburn
preferred

Bailey

Mar

24 Va

5c

—

,15c

9c

.99,600
7,000

Co:

3.90

—

Gold Mines

Aunoi;

"1

8c

6%c

Aumacho

Aumaque

18c

25c

16c

Mines'"

Copper

Elder

Apr

57,500

1.05

20c

_1

Amphi Gold

East

9c

8c

Apr

25c

_2~50

—

East

Apr

50c

1.01

25V2C

—25c

—_—1-

East

Jan

15c

41c

1.01

Jun

Jan

4ftVic Jun

Aug

8c

15 Vic

Copper

T«ast

Ruffner Mines
River Mines

Atlin

10 V4

July

29c

4,656

8 VaC

Atlas YellowKiurr Mines

15c

Dynamic Pete

73,700
■

Duvan

Feb

54c

8,500

—

Mines

Dunraine

19c

1

Petroleum

Donalda

Feb
*8C'MJan

; 35C"July

Mines

Dome

Jan

July

16c

16c

•

Dome

22 Vic

43c

Mines

Warrants

Atlancc

30c

Jan

May

18c

10 %c

Mines

Dickenson

8c

1

:
—

Devon Palmer Oils——

May

2.65

Jun
Mar

'

■'

56c

15c

29c

•

Apr

10c

9 Vac

;

Arcadia Nickel.

.♦associated

4 Vac

Denison Mines

5 VaC

High

2,925

1

Mines

Delnite

Low

9c

11

Pacific

Delhi

Apr
Jan

1.07

Since Jan. 1

Range

High

8 VaC

1

Mines—

Apr

2Vac

2,312

Gold

Deldona

Jun

2,500

-

Jan

Low
8 Vac

1

Mines..:—

55c

13,150

1.05

Mines

Area

14c

4%C

Pete

Anglo Huronian
Anglo United Development
Ansil

27c

-14c

Mines

Lead

Anacon

1.78

24 Vac

Rare

Leduc

American

1.72

27c

Larder Mines—
Earth

Amalgamated
Amalgamated

Shares

1

Explorers

Horn

Deer

Jun

6.75

Jun
Mar

35 Vac Mar

6,500
2,560

55c

1.78

Alminex

4.80
62c

9,500
-

15c

6 Vac May

3,200
1,500

3%C

for Week-

1

Daragon Mines

May

13 Vic

May

5c

3,000

81c

Explorations
Cons

6c

HVaC 11 Vac

6.00

Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Pac

11 %C

•

57c

Jan

12c

29,900

35q

5%c

~

~~

Advocate Mines Ltd

Alberta

32c

Range
of Prices

Par

High

Low

High

Sales

Last

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

Daering
32c

Week's

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

for Week

AND OILS

MINES

Alba

Low

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Sales

' Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Abacus

Monday, August 13, 1962

...

Y

.

1.03

,

Feb
Feb

12%c

Jan

Jun

29c

Feb

20V2C July.

42c

Apr

19c

Feb

16%

Apr

7^/2 c

Jun

19V2C
11c

Jim

12% May "

Number 6185

Volume 196-

.

,

The; Commercial and Financial Chronicle

,

(675) V 43

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

Min

Ore

Moneta

Mt

Mines

Wright Iron—

Multi

-

Creek

National
Nello

,

*41c

New

Athona Mines

8c

2.53

lie

11c

3 vie

3y2e

.1

New

Calumet Mines,
Continental Oil of Canada

New

Davies Petroleum

New

Goldvue

37c

32c 38*/iC

l

7c

6c

7c

25c

25c

29C

14,200

19c

20c

*

19c

50c

10V2c

1

4c

4c

7%C

7V2C

76c

76c

Mines

Harricana

_1

s,-

1

Mines

.

7%c

1

Jason Mines——

Rio

Algom

Feb

Rix

Athabasca

Jan

49c

2lc
1

7y2c

8c

Feb

1.41 Mar

Jun

13Vic Jan

6c

4.70 Apr

1.80 Jun

20c

Jun

Jan

3Vic Aug*:*v

5Vic-Feb

25c

42c

May

July

8c

Mines

San

Antonio

Sand

Security Freehold
Silver

28c

Feb
Jan

Siscoe

8Vic Apr

7c

Jan

10 Vic Mar

68c

Jun

1.20
9c

6Vic Jan

New

12c

20c

17c 20y2c

Mylamaaue Mining ft Smelt Ltd-i

22c

22c

23c

14,700

20c

1

25 Vie

lie

42C

4,249,183

4c

1
—1
1
—1
———1

4 Vic

4y2c

4%C

500

4c

6 Vic

6y2C

7C

May

41c

48c

3,000
28,251

6c

48C

39c

July

44c

44c

44c

500

40c

4c

4c

16,000

4c

1

17c

16C

17c

10,000

15c

——-—;—-1
1

26 Vic

Gold

Mines

New

Rouyn Merger

New

Senator

—

Nickel

—

Rouyn

Mining

—;

Smelting—*.—

ft

Nickel Rim Mines.
Nisto

,

Mines

Gold-..—

Acme

Mines

Norbeau

Oils

Norcan

Norgold

————___

——

;

.

.a,-.;—T—-——,

Mines

—

4

1

——~.

Vic

95,900
54,620

'

Jun

15c

Mines

Normetal

Apr

.

20e»

5.75

5.20

5.80

3.60

3.55

3.65

10,902

42c

35c

42c

.11,700

22c

20c

23c

14,950

1.80

2.08

46,785

11c

12c

11,259

10c

ny2c

12c

5,200

10c

3,500'

23c

•

11

Vic

-

,

Aug

Sullivan

July

Jan

Sunburst ExDloration

Feb

Sylvanite

13 Vic

64c.

Sudbury Contact

Gold

54c

Feb

Taurcanis

7c

Jan

Teck Hughes Gold

Jan

Temagami

37 Vic May

52c

22c

1.65 Aug

2.75

Jun

Texstar

6,000

4%c Jun

9c

Jan

12c

4,000
3,645

14c

13c

14c

4,900

4c

Jan

6 Vic

6c

7c

5,500

59

Jun

20c

Mar

15c

Apr

3.20 Aug

2.70 Jun

24Vic

^

Apr

9Vic Jun

.

Mining

—

North

Norvalie

55c

5,550

50c

26»/2c
35c

35c

100

2.20

2.30

3,800

15c

15c

15c

359

11c

7c

7y2c

10,750
7,000

7c
11c

46c

6.80

51,373

24c

27c

18,600

28c

3,500

—1

——

i2y2ci2y2c

-<■—

Ogilvie
Okalta

Flour

1.63

:

Apr

Grenada

275

1.03

Mines

Ormsby Mines--——-^

71,000

Jun

74c

Jan

United Keno Hill

55

Jan

United

32c

Jan

United New Fortune-

6.75 Feb

2.15

2.15

2.18

.2.73 Mar

5c

3,700
2,000

1.80 Jun

5c

4Vic Jun

9c, Feb
,,38c ,Jun

—1

36c

"

Jan

"

LtB&Eeb

30c" May,.

Shawkey

-

Warrants

Pamoil

Lta

Jan

8c

Feb

1.08

13,600

ny2c

14c

74,300

7.25

7.25

1,000
9,400
22,100

i6y2c

18C

15c

15c

17C

17%c

i3y2c

18c

1.60

1.65

90,300

75c

Jan

90c

85c

1.05

53,000

57c

May

31c

31c

31c

2,000

20c

Jan

43»/2C

42c

46c

48,086

28y2c Jun

•lOc

10c

lie

8,266

7»/ac Jun

50c

54c

10,000

42y2c Jun

64c

Jan

9VaC ioy2c

6,500

9 Vic July

23c

Apr

1.10 Jun

• -1

■

24c

lie

14C

II,760
103,300

55c

■

70c

72c

7%c.

10c

68c

63c

70c

_•

23%

23

23%

34c

34c

6.35

6.25

6.35

Placer

Development —
Powell Rouyn Gold-

55c

60c

,

Jun

42c -*• Apr
Jun

18c

44c

Apr
Mar

52c

Jan

14c

450

1.54

1.51

1.55

United

4%c

4c

4V2c

20,000

8c

7%c

8 Vic

16 Vic

17c

1

4,430
65,700
.

,

42,850

,

555

Jun

75c

81c

1.40

1.49

3,095

79c

84c

38,925

20c

1

22c

9,800

7Vic

8yac

25o

3.80

1

_*

Oils--——

Mines

—1

Ltd

•

Airways

.

Provo Gas Producers

Purdex

Minerals

_

-

Upper Canada Minfes i

86c

Jun

12 Vic

Feb

Apr
May

Ltd———J.

•

Ltd——

Quebec Ascot Copper—
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec Lithium
_!
Quebec Manitou Mines.
I Quebec
Matagami
Quebec Metallurgical —
Queenstown Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining —
—.
Quonto Petroleum

—1

91c

—

4.05
65c

58c

9.151

20C

1.33

1.40

m

1.71

1,76.

4c
1.01

-

Radiore Uranium MInes

"Westates

Reeves

Renabie

Macdonald
Mines




__—

Jan

1.25

9.95 Aug
24c
Jan

30c

--

17<T

32c

1.45 Mar
4c

May

13c

Jun

•

Apr

1.86 Jun

July

75C

3,900
9,866

Jun

1.80 Feb

Jun

Jan

20c

Aug

Feb

8c

2.09 Mar

Mar

23c

1.73

1.94

157,325

58c

Jun

80 c

80c

1,500

65c

Feb

85c

3c

3c

9,000

3c

Jan

7Vic Jatt

12c :t4%c

12,500

11c

Jun

21c

9c

Jun

-

Westburne Oil

9%c

2,300

6.00

6.10

1,149

«

c.

3.80 July

1
—

Western Surf Inlet class A—— ~50c,

——

Feb

6c

Mar

1.26

Feb

58c

3%c: Jun

85c

6,500

75c

16c
1.45

17'/2c

lie

16c
1.55

1.45

1

.1

———

80c

5,500
8,000

1

Mines

Jun

65c

.

18c

■

5,500
.

14c

;

July
July

22c

lie

48,100

1,000

12 %C

Mar

-

1.90 Jan

1.25i Jun

6,975

18c
18C

.

Jan

14%c Feb
7.95 Mar

3%c

85c

July

Jan

62c

Zi

Petroleum

4.00
_

3'/2c

—

West Malartic Mines—
Western Decalta

9 Vac

6.00

ZZZZi

!

—

9v2c

—

Petrol

Yale Lead ft

Zinc

Yellorex

Mines

Aug

35c

Feb

Jun

25c

July

Young (H g) Mines—
Yukon

1.02

Yukeno

Jan

Bear

9C

—200

—

6c.

1

—

14c

Mar

I

Mines

Jan

1.07

9C

1,500

8c

5c

6c

29,000
19,000

3c

Jan

12c

6c

50

May

7c

1.05

1.07

9,668

84c

May

14c

Mar

18c

21,500

—

—1

47c

45c

47c

10,600

—

.1

6 VaC

5%c

6%c

33,050

Zenmac Metal Mines.

-1

28y2c

27y2c

30c

53,900

—1

19c

18c 20%c

30,100

Mines

1

—

Consolidated
-

Jun

8%C
5c

——1

—

Yankfee Canuck Oil-

6.80 May

17c

14c

.

V

Apr.
Jan

1.10 July
38c
Jan

45c

Apr

54c

4c

Mar

9c

Jun

Jan

15yac Jan
16c. Jun

37c

Mar

2.28 Feb

4c

Apr

7Vic Jan

8,667

7c

Jun

12%c Jan

4,800

15c

Jun

35c

——

.

32c

.

Jan

Apr

5.15

Jan

3.25

200

2.40 May

13c

13c

10,000

9Vic Feb

22c

May

18c

18c

2,000

15c

May

32c

Mar

86c

87c

9,700

80c

Jun

13y2c 13y2c

1,000

9.80

9.80

9.95

26c

28c

9.15 Mar

4,900

45c

12 Vic Mar

1,340

27c
44c

42c

15c

Mar

38c

1.15

10%

Jun

May

71c

Jun

83c

July
July

7,700
132,600
1,600

96c

10,158

9c

9y2c

7,500
200

1.35

Apr

1.70 Mar

400

2.40

Feb,

2.75 Jun

1.45

1.45

1.45

1

2.50

2.50

2.50

,

various

companies formerly

shown here were

trading since no listing applications were received by

removed from

the Exchange

Aug

88c

of- the

Jan

39c

83c

1.36

1

Shares

Feb

32c

70C

.

Exchange—Curb Section

Jun

90c

81c

Toronto Stock

Jan

18c

1.18

—

Jan

11c
.

65c

Jun

17c

,

6.25 Mar

Jun

8,233

5c
1.13-

16c

21c
May
14Vi Feb
49y2c Jun

7.20

7,325.
6,500

,^lc 22 %c

22'zicMar

33c

10,095

19%c'19%0

Jan

May
23c
May
3.75 May

1.80

*

Wespac Petroleums—

85c

3.00

86c

Raglan. Nickel-!—.-——-———
Ranger Oil ————
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining —'—

Jun

8

149,900

17y2c

16V2c

—1

—

-

Jan

18c

—1

Aug

20,601
1,166
7,500

"Weedon Mining c_;—— —_1
Werner Lake Nickel—
1

Yellowknlfe

13c

—1

—

88c

80c

Violamac Mines

29% Mar

1.40 May

1.96 Feb

.33c

7c

10,000
2,200

9.95

3.80

5c

1'

w

34c

1:01

1

Exploratlon.

—

July
May
May

Apr

Apr

Mar

5.50

Jun

1.35 Jan
12c

17c. July

2,525

18c

,

I,"'

nr!-—

Mines

Willroy

Mar

46c

1.53 Mar

Jan

1,000
'

9.75

1.39

•

—1,

-

Consolidated

19>/2C

1

-

-

65c
9.85

9.35

Zulapa Mining

Preston

Prosuectors

1.68 Jun
37c

14%o Feb

24,000

17'/2C 17 Vic
33c

1

United Reef

Vauze

9.75

„•

;

Mindamar

Vandoo

17'/2C

♦

Buffadison

United

7%e.

—1

Wiltsey Coghlan

41c
21
31c

500

1.48

1

Asbestos—

Jan

5c

8,052

9%c

•

Corp-

Jan
•

54c

5,300

17c

——

1

May

4.30 Jun

11c

605

60c

.

-

Place Oil ft Gas

1.15 July

22c

4,900

ioy2c

__l

Windfall

j

—I

Mines

Pitch Ore Uranium

Feb

8.00

Feb

.

50c

*

' Feb

12c

16Vic Apr
22Vic May

12,800

23c

52c

12c

Jun

Feb

10c

68,600

21c 23 %c

23c

16c
10c

Apr

1.03 Apr
1.66 Aug

10%Feb
50c

7.05 July
2.60 Jan

772

3.40

17 Vic

————1

0

7.05
3.40

—1.
*

——

Petrol Oil ft Gas
Pickle Crow Gold

72c

99c

12c

Paymaster. Consol

Gold Mines

12,100

*

r~

Consolidated. Gold
International

Perron

,

1.08

1—
————1
PCE Exploration Ltd-—
—-——1
Peerless
Exploration .——————I
Permo Gas ft Oil——
———-—*"
Pax

33c

•

:

Patino Corp ——;—

34c

1

———

Paramaque Mines
Pato

20o

240

7.50
35c

18

10
May
ey4 July,
29c*' May

15,357"

14%

6.80
—

—

Porcupine

Pamour

14 ya

X

.—

——4———

18c

1.62

1

;

-

Mines

Mining

Vespar Mines

'

Pacific Petroleums

11c

•

-

16 Vic

July
July

21c

1.20 Jan

1

Unisphere Explorers Ltd

18 Vic Mar

7,200

1.77 Jun

Jun

——1

Jan

Jun

19,433

Aug

Apr
Jun

May
July

Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau

11c

+Jan

37c

56c

May

1.48

80c
70c

r————

Ultra

9c

34c 35Vic

Mar

60c

Union Oil

4.90 Aug

36c

Feb

40c

1,152

Trans

Union

11c

—

24c

31c

20,000

__1

Jan

3,100
7,000

Minfes—-

1,80 Jan

May

3,000

Exploration

Jan

3,726

lie

12c 12Vic

lie

2,000

—

Apr

5.05

lie

8.35 Jan

1

3.30

Aug
Apr

44

Feb

v

8 Vic Apr

'

12c

-

55c

25c

4.95

*
—

Gold

OfeiskoLake

44%

Mar

17c

61c. Mar

4.95

—90C
—-—

Mines

Orchan

1,560

9c

4,810

90c

—10c

Triad Oil

-.—,———1
1
—1
-^-4—
-X

Oils

O'Leary Malartic
'OpemiskaCopper__—

50c

44 V4

common--.

50c

May

75c

Petroleum

United
50c

1

O'Brien Gold Mines—-

Apr

6c

67c

Canada Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources

Jun

32c

May
,

30c

12c

Tombill Mines Ltd

Mar

8.55

20c

Mar

Feb

65c

Torbrit Silver Mines

Towagmac

1.60

1.00

—

-

Jan

-

89c

2.00 Jun

20c

——,—

2.25 Jan
69c

.

Jun

28c

6.15

—

Ltd

Mines

52c

Jun

2.20

1

—i

—

Mines-;——

Nudulama

30c

1.90 Jan
May
25c
May
30 Vic July

—

Canada- Mines

Oils

500

—-——•

Rankin

Northland

5,900

35c

6.20

—1

—■

Northspan A warrants
Northern

1.15 May

1.47

25 ViC

1

Exploration-————

Goldcrest

North

55c

--la.—,—•

Coldstream

Northgate
North

—

———

1.43
35c

1.43

25c

Oils common

Canadian

Warrants

May

10c

,75c

—

Tormont

56c

1.62

'

North

42c

—1-—III

Thompson Lundmark

Territory

Jan

July

10c

2,900
I,344

5c

1

50C

1
1

-

1.70

3.15

Mar

2.08 Aug

,

1.39 Jun

8,500
2,360

Mines

41c

2.95

36c

May

26c

1,100

Jan

Jan

Feb
Jan

Aug

May
Apr

29,500

Mines

Jun
Jun

6.30
4.80
42c

18c

26,000

7c

Cons

Jan

Jan

4Vic Feb
4.85 Jun

-14,405

42c

May

7c

1.35 Feb

1.40 Mar

20,000

Steep Rock Iron—
Sturgeon River Gold

Jun

,

16c

Aug

35c

20y2c Jan

2,07

1

-

Nickel

Jan

.

Jun

4.25 May
3.25 May

2,975

Feb

•

2.04 May

May

! 16c;, Jun>

.

Jan

7c

21c

1.63 July
4c

Mar

20c

Jan

75c

1

■

—

Stan well Oil ft Gas J

Jan

15c

Mining Corp———:—
Norpax Nickel——
—
Northcal Oils Ltd-—.
———•—*

180

3,500
7,200
13,675

70c

'

52c

2.95

—1
-*
—1

x—*

——

17,531

5C

1.04

May
May

9c

Jan

10% Apr

4 Vac Mar

—1

-

Spooner Mines ft Oils

Tidal

Norlartic

!

1.65

'

1.70

97c

1

Ltd

4 Vic

26Vic 27Vic.

1.66
4 Vic

7c

14c

Jan

19Vic July
25Vic Jan

5'Vic July

10 Vic

;—1

Mines—

Newnorth

Nor

10c

——<——-•

Mines-!

Kelore

Newlund

5,000

1

—

;

Union Oils-

Starratt
New

251,850

1.01

—•'

.

,

—

25c

5,500

21c

1.70

-

50o,

Mines

Mines

Southern

5%c

4 y2c

——,

—

Silvermaque

14c

Jun

8c

5c

Metal

Miller

8.05 Jun

8c

—

High

8%c July

19c

Petrol

Satellite

4,500

13,493
10,300

9.40

15 Vic

Gold—
Gold——1

River

Sarcee

Low

33C 35 %C

—

Sherritt Gordon

July

9.20

-

Range Since Jan. I

High

9 Vic 10 %c

Consolidated

Feb

5,625
4,400
4,533

,

Roche

Ryanor Mining

Jan

7c

Low

-

Rowan

16c

19c

Shares

Uran

29c

3 Vic'Jan

for Week

——

—

Jun

6c.

3,000

79c

Minerals

Rexpar

20 Vic May

3,000

4c

,

Mar

3.75

JUn

lie

3,500

10c 10 Vic

1.64

60 May

72c

21,100

1

,

Jan

35c

7,100
3,400
1*000
3,000
61,150

8C

2.39

;—

Bidlamaque Gold

New

86c

21,000

8c

3%b

July

July
May

100

97C

12c

60c

„

2,500

2.10

2.45

!--Ll

New

2,500
4,843

Sales

i

Range
of Prices

Par

4 Vic May

78,785
•

91c

1

—*,

.■

Alger Mines—

New

40c

25c

-

-

New

Hosco

65c

26c*~~!26c
94c

1

—

New

12c

Week's

Last

Sale Price

Banfe Since Jan. 1
Low
High

High

8c

2.10

.♦

Mines

Petroleum

Mines

New

40c

I

.

Murphy Oil
' -!
:
Murray Mining COrp Ltd
Nama

8Vic

1

,

Minerals

.

.1

——,

8T0CK9

Shares

63c

1

—.

Porcupine

Friday

for Week

Range
of Prices
Low

Par

(Range for Week Ended August 10)

Sales

Week's

77c

7Vic Feb

1.70 Jan
1.15 Jan
19c

'

Jan

,.

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS

~*No par value,
abdd lot sale (not included In year's range), d Deferred delivery
range), e Selling ex-interest. fFlat price. rCash sale (not^included
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted trading privileges. wdWben
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
Included in year's

sale (not
in yean
delivered.,

,

44

The CowiTJifircwQtid Ftncmcidl ChvoTitclc

(€76)

,

,

Mondsy^ August 13

,

1962

■

\

National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
asked quotations ar« obtained from the National Association of Securities
and other selected sources. They do npt represent actual transactions. They are
guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated

following bid and

The

Inc.?

Dealers

intended

a

as

by the "bid")

.

Par

Electronic

Abbey

Rents

Acme

Electric

Aerotest

Labs

Aerovox

Corp

Inc

Aileen

25 Va

127a

—-————"
tr— ,10

Culver

Alberto

tr—*

Inc

Alipo

63/8

Radio

Corp
Air

Biltrite

American

American

American

Greetings

For

Products

53/8
8

Caressa

1.3%

153/4

63

67%

Erie Resistor

61

65

*

Teeh

25

67a

77a

Ets-Hokin

&

674

77a

Executone

27 Va

51/2

Line

Pipe

E)

(L

1

Co

Chemicals

Gary

Cascade

Inc

Central Louisiana Electric Co—5

27

29

9%

Central

Maine

333/a

35 3/a

Central

Telephone

28

30%

6

22%

237a

1

19

3 Va

Cent

11%

41

18%

4 Va

5Vs

29 Va

Vermont

Charles of

43 Va

16%

313A

Power

10

.

Co

Pub

Svc

Corp

the Ritz

Chattanooga Gas Co

Citizens

Securities

19 %

1.25

com

181

187

129

136

A—16%c

20%

22V*

20 Va

:22V*

(Florida)

Sportswear
Precision

Co

23%

Coastal

States

Coburn

Credit

Gas

3%

Aneiex Corp
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10

12 Va

137b

Collyer

53

68 Va

4

423/4

Applied Research Cerp——-25c
Aqua-Chem Inc
1

3Va

Arkansas

Western

Arlans

Assembly

Atmos-Pak

Avon

Commerce

Commonwealth

Oil

Elec-lO

57 Va

7V4

8Va

1
1

53/8

53/4

11%

1

11

Oil

Baltimore

-

203/a

18%

20Vb

Automatic

Continental

Mtge

Continental

53/4
16 Va

.

Control
Cook

2.3

25%

15

16 Va" 7. Cook

143/4

16%

Products—-,1

10%

Bangor

Corp
Corp
Distilling

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14 %

34 Va

Dial Finance Company
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37%

40%

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2%

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1

40 Va

43 Va

1

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Dravo Corporation
Drexel Dynamics Corp

8 Va

10

Duffy-Mott

3 Va

Machines

5c

93/4

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4%

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Eastern Utilities Associates
Economics
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1
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Marlene
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Marmon Herrington Co
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1
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1
Maryland Shipbldg Ac Drydk_50c
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Maxson

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25 Va

273/4

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Holiday Inns of America
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As

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Light Co—

Inc

19%

xl6%
Colorado Oil As Gas Corp com_3 -10 •'")
$1.25 preferred——__—25
23
Milling

255/8

—_—

Automation

Interstate

55 Va

5
Atlantic Improvement Corp—25c
Atlas Credit Corp common—10c
B

^Colorado

51 Va

Analysts cl A_5
Associated Springs Corp.
10
Associated Transport Inc
*
Astrpdata Inc
—*

Class

Colorado

j.47'4

23

Products

Gas

45%

24%

Mfg

Sales

Boston ^orp
First Flight Cp

2%

A

Wire

•,147a...

Associated Sales

Atlanta

Insulated

233/4

Inc—

Products

Associated

3 '/8

Engineering

21 V*

class A

Corp

Coleman

cl

Corp

_1
Co Inc—1

(A

Arrow Hart Ac Hegeman
Art Metal Inc—

Arvida

National

53/4

Co—6

Metal

Fireco

187a

53/4

Gas Co—2%

Stores!
J) Ac

Dept

Armstrong

Cole

Iowa

27
-

39 %

'•

•

—;

First

,1

Colonial Stores Inc

Power

Mfg.

10

Inc

-1

—10c

4%

17

1

33 %c

Prod

Co

8%

15%

t

Farreb-Birming^mm Co_____12.50

•Fitchburg Paper Co clas^

7%

Missouri

197a

3%

,10c

Products

143/s

,

18

1

11V4

21 Va

Co

Clifton

8 l/a

10

class

B

Gas

Clarise

21 Vt

73/8

207a

16 %c

Utilities

Class

City

6

19

100

Christiana

43/8

21%

57a

1

Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c

*

Farms Co
common——I
•
Participating preferred

35/a

———

10

,"_x

107a

206

-

'25V4

5c

" 8

37a

133/a

—1.50

Arkansas

—1

Fiat

5

Co__xx—__1

—

Irwin1 (Richard)

10

'75V4

3

ctfs—

13%

18%■

Vending

Iowa

'

Financial
Electronics

Farrington

93/4

com_7.50
5%
—25
preferred
American Sterilizer Co
3%

Arden

West

Faradyne

Federal Nat3 Mortgage Assn_100

83/4

Corp

Inc

Far

21

Trust

Gas

Indiana

10s/a

12'/a
978

5%

.6 3/a

"9

267a

12%

Industries

4%

14%

2c

1978

Field

Point

x97a

Interstate

42

1 5% ;
;

A—1

25%

9 Va

Arcs

class

37a

,_1

"39

r_wio

Inc

1378

10c

Gas

Natural

Bearing

Lanes

Famous Artists School

Central

13 5/8

Inc

Fair

8
*

237a

14%

Central Illinois Electric Ac Gas_4

3%

Anheuser-Busch

10

13

Cedar

2 3/4

1
Publish—25o

Inc

Corp

503/a

213/4

Motor Freight Syst,l
Interstate-Securities - Co——5

53/4
;

'3%

46V2

Interstate

9%

,

•474
243/4

2ya

Corp—1
Interstate Engineering Corp_,,l

Ionics Ine

8%

■4%

4

Bakeries

10%

5

17%

8Va

Labs

7%

Interstate

Itek Corporation
Fabien

4

23%

-International Recreatn ,Corp_50c
International Textbook Co
_*

93/4

21 Va

Heritage

Anderson

83/4

1

Co

Ac

54 %

67a

113/4

——

1

International CableVision "A" 10c
Intl Flavors Ac Fragrance.
50c

5

4%

-rr

WaShT"

Bank of

•

1^

Investors Diversified Serves A_1

1

-

3%

Com—_25c

11%

Inc„ —1

53/4

193/a

25%

4.V4

21 Va

12

Pipe & Construction^
American Rubber fa Plasties_xl

Univend

57a

10%

v

5

357a

8 Va '

193/4

class A___l

Corp

1

Galvan

*

10 V4

—10c

—

Inc

50c

Corp

Inc

147a

Inc

Systems

International

16%

•

'

1

,50c

Industries
Corp

—10c
.x2.50

Electronics

Falnir

Carpenter

Gypsum Co

Anchor

Estey

••

12%
3

17%

7

73/a

^25c

17V4

14%

23 V4

___»
x

'

14%.
•'

i

287a

6 %

32

16

Inc—2.50

Ask

26 Va

__i

Instrument

12,%

—1

—

Epsco Inc x
Equity Oil Company—

87a
Carolina

Co

Forms

12%

Inc

21

Oil

Corp

Business

ll3/8

;

Southwest

23%

American

American

State

Endevco
Ennis

3

Bid

;__10

Intermountain Gas-Co_—

24%

-

19%

American

Gobain

11%

2%

.1

common

Capital
Capitol
Capital

American

St

10

1

Preferred

Amer

7Vs

'

wide

Inter-County Tel Ac Teleg_4.1673

17%

50

Industries

.

have a
a

4%

.16

15%

Rubber

5
Cryogenics ———50c
Electronic Labs pi A,1
Express Co——
5
Financial Corp,,,
•
Furniture Co__
1

American

Empire Devices Inc
—Jl
Empire Fihaneiai Corp _i_.
xl

Ltd——10c

common

6 5/8

4Va

Bowling Enterprise—1

American

B

25V4

American Cement Corp—,.
American

185/8

6

Infrared

34%

;22%

7%

l

—,—1

93/4

7%

—,-2.60
Co———1
Co—*

Filter

American
American

American

Cannon Miils

19

,,,_60c
—,-60c

Inc

Foods

Alterman

57

Va

Oil

Electric

21 Va

_—

17%

50c

Superior Ltd

Cannon

7%

Corp.

Allyn & Bacon Inc—

Altamil

Canadian

4%

Corp—3.75

Maintenance

29%

Emhart Mfg Co

Co„

.

67a

5%
32

Elizabethtown Water Co^
—*
Elk Horn Coal Corp——..*

193/a

6%

3%

Water

Timer

Corp
Information for Industry

13%

5%

_50c

8%
213A

Indianapolis
Industrial

.

have

Par

6

23%

11%
"

;_^20

17 V2
26%

:

Delhi

5%

—I

Inc

7%
20%

Corp

Telep
Inc

Inc

Canadian

Cp—

Instruments

Eiizabethtown .Cons Gas-;;

Empire
Cameo

6

——100

Co—r

Allied

Allied

Ac

8%

—

Organ

Wtiter

Cal-Tec Systems

Class

Land

Allen

Calif

Elion

1
12%

Tel——5

Gas
Service:

18%

53

,1
Develop. —■-f—trrrxr—r-r-*
All State Credit class A_—10c
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola —-60c
Aid

Water

5Va

5%

r-ir*•<?>»

8%

43/8

17

Homes

Calif

13 5/8

12

Alboe

33/a

7%

Optical

,12%

Interstate

5 Va

4Va

Magnethermic ,Corp—•
Alarm Device Mfg_.
10c
A J ax

27s

10c

Inc

California

143/8

3%

—,-5
——1

Airpax Electronics
Airwork Corp ,—,,r

Caldor

13%

12

1

Elgeet

Ask

21%

Capital Corp
1
Int"! Capital—__£1

Electronics

Ask

2

Corp

63/4

13

16%c

Company
Industries

California Liquid

4V2

*

F M

Cadre

33/4

5%

—-——1

—

C

4 Va

3

Electronics

Aeronautical

C E I R Inc class A

11 Va

Inc—,„,lQc
,,,,—1
Inc,.—
——10c

Electronics

Adler

16%

TPVa
3%
22 %

,,—3.0c
Addison-Weliey Publishing Ob-*

Bid

Par

12

9%

1

,

Corp

Associates

Acoustics

Electronics

Ask

Bid

Par

Bid

Accounting Card—,1
Associates Inc_—10c

Electronic

Industrials and Utilities

.

1?

comP«ses

bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any

or

(Quotations for Friday, August 10)

quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is cnmnn«a^
wide
national
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securitie^^hirb
distribution primarily in the Eastern
region.
secur.ties which

ii"—

2

.7

8%

-

Volume

Number 6185

196

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

..

(677)

National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid

Par

Minneapolis Gas Co

1
—10c

Missile Systems

Auto

11 Va

MortQh

Rorer

4%

5'4
6

12

20%

10

934

Russ

10%

Rust

1. 18%
12

St

St

10

H

San

13%

15VB a% •
43 Va' ,l: 47.V4

;■

Fabric

5Va

47/s

11%

National Aeronautical Ccrp,—*
National Cleaning Contractors-1
National Food Products Corp,*
National Gas & Qil Corp—_5
National Homes Corp A,,—50c
'Class B ,,,i—4-,—f-r-SQc
National Patent Development,lo
National Periodical
—4,

6 Va

5%

QV*\

57/s
16 Va

10

York Trap Rock
Nicholson File Company—,1

-

86

Noxema

class

1

9V/8

__1

20 Va

Inc. ——-1

31/2

Inc

Nytronics

Ohio

Water

Oklahoma

1
Co—,,*

17 Va

-47/a

5%

Small

Corp

23%

25%

26V4

19

20%

South

Otter

Tail

Power

Co—,—

-5

39%

Co_50c

13%

A——25c

Oxford
Ozon

50c

Chemical

class

7Va

Products

Ppbst

Brewing

Pacific

Co

14 Va

*

6%

87/a
14

——13 Va

Airmotive'

Corp
Pacific Coast Properties

1
I

,

Pacific Par

5

'

East

;
,

Line

Inc,

'

Pacific Gamble Robinson Co.—5
Pacific Intermountain Express_2

10 Va

Pac Mercury Electronics cl A-50c
Power & Light Co___6%
Pacific
Vegetable Oil Corp___5
Co

:

♦

8%

15 l/a '

25Va

10%

11

Paterson Parchmnt Paper Co_10

'

Patterson (MP) Dental Supply ♦
Corp

_-l

12*4

13%

25p
eo_—_—2

.2%

3Va

Inc

—:

.

8V4

Piedmont Natl.Gas Co Ibo,_§0c

.

,„t

Plymouth Cordage
Plymouth Rubber Co

?5

Books

7%

1

6V2
8Va

9%
6%

Techno Fund Inc

Corp—

2

10%

.4—50e

Co

7Va

2lA

Sugar

Corp,—,!

Ltd

I!

Corp

6

25%.

8%

.

27 Va

8%,
45%

6%

5*4

6

6%

-

,1

21

-

3Va

20c

;

7%
25 Va

...

1

17%

:

Redwing Carriers
Rebels Company class A
Ine—

1.25

10

4

18%

Va

1

8%

-11%
V 9%

14%

15v4

8Va

9%

7%

9'4

-•

27%
Va

-" 21

38

River

Brand Rice Miljs Inc—3%
Roadway Express Inc
_25o

.

see page




,,3

—

——

Inc

.

29%
-

23

'

41%

18%

; 20%

39 Va

43

.46.

4%

2%

3%

10 V4

11%

1

—•

1

11%

8%
6
4%
13:
10%
12%

14

5%

3%

—

H A

.

97/a

Trans-SonicS Inc

„1

Tfefptaasm:

&%
19Va

7

'5%

4%

sy4

Rico Brew
Nuclear Data

"units"—,,

9%

Bid
18

Ask
19%

9%

10c

7Va

8

Par

Bid

Ask

351/2

55V4

(Philadelphia)—,10
Long Island Trust Co
5

38%

29

48V4

Manufacturers

31%

Trust
(Buffalo,)
—5
Manufacturers Hanover R & T,15
Maryland National Bank
:10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank—,5

26%

28%
54%

MeUon

,

Sternco Indus

10%

4

■

IT.'"!'/'

i

■

'

("'•

■

1

Ask

Liberty

Co

53V4

54
44

,

350

10

(N

100

32

35 ya

Y)

366

Real

Trust

Estate

Bank

&

Co

&

Traders

10

51 Va

54y2

20

70

75%

(Phila),;

5

31

39Va

43

48

51%

48

51%

73V*

77

(Rt. Louis)—12.50
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_.l
Guaranty Trust Qq
of New York,,:
25

80%

84

National -Bank of

72

76%

Co

St

Trust

(N¥>_12.%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank

i

(Bridgeport)__10

Cleveland Trust

CO-,

52

56Va

50

307

Commercial Bk of North Amer_5

35

37%

Commercial Trust Co (N J),_10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co-12%

42

45%
63 Va

Connecticut Natl Bank,,,
Continental 111 Rank & Trust

59 V2

Co (Chicago)——__33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
New

York)

—

.

18%

132 Va

—,8

Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)-1Q

327

x!7

5

Empire Trust Co (N Y)—,,,80
Fairfield County Trust Co—10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10

Natl Bank

138%

49
.

52Va

44%

47%

265

283

42

&

Trust—1Q

Mercantile Tr

70

75%

25%

27Va

61%
44%

65%

7%

Bank

of

Detroit—12%
Westchester,5

National

City Bank (Cleve)—,8,
National Cormnereial Rank &. Trust

Co

(Albany)

—,7.50 '
National Community Rank Qf
Rutherford (N, jf—13,5.0,
National Newark

&

56
25
50

5.9%
26%

"

46

34%.

New Jersey Bank & Trust Co,ll-

Carolina Natl Bank—5
Trust Co. (Chicago_20

Northern

35
64 ~

41 Va
50
"
36
32 Va

124

40%

Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Nackensack N J)—5

24

46Va

50%

Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y),—,10

51

57 Va

Philadelphia National Bawk-io.
Pittsburgh National Bank——1.0

49V»
37 V*

First Bank Stk Corp (Minn >—lft
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust

S3

56.%

(Newark)

Co

—,—,—5-

(Camden N J)
—6%
Natl Bank (Atlanta) —,10

40

44

First

48Va

53

Natl Bank (Baltimore)

50

10

of Boston, 12%
First Natl Bank of Chicago,,20
First Natl Bank of Dallas—,10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)„10
First Natl Bk ofPassaie Cnty-,25
First Natl Bk of: st Louis——10

86%

54%
90%

64%

69

53

57

First

88Va

First Natl lank

Natl

City Bank (N Y)__20

First Pennsylvania Banking
Si Trust Co (Philadelphia>,10

.First Westchester Natl

38
82

48 Va

40Y»
87%

»

44

-

91%

29

31 ya

Bank

of New Reehelle—
—-5
Franklin Natl Bk of LI NY—5

Girard

28

31 Va

.

41%

Trust Corn Exch Bk__10

43V«

Industrial National Rank of
Industrial
Co

R

I

10

(Phila)

—5

67%

29 %

54

58

Second Natl Bank of Phda—,1Q.

38

4ft7/8

Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles) —12%

63%

67V*

30%
67
34%

73%

Security Natl Long Island NX,I
State Bank of Albany,—,—10
State National Rank (Conn),1ft
State Street B <$& T (Boston),10
sterling Natl Bank & Trust Ce

20%

Union Trust, Co. of Maryland,10
United states Tr e.e (Boston), 10

49 %

United States Trust

VaRey Bank & Trust

Irving Trust Co (N Y>,10
Kings County- Trust (Bklyn),,ia

28V4

25%

18%

.

.

'

68
60
1^)

64

46

69 %
.

64%
56%
165

261%
52%
40Va

25

Union

24 Va

County National Bk
10
(Union City)—,8

38%

35%
133

•

27 V*

Hudson

■

37%
67%
44%
54%

Royal Bank of Canada,,,——1ft
Royal state Bk of New Yerk-5,
Rt Louis union Trust Ce——,1ft
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash>,,10

(New York)
—.——15.
Trade Rank & Tr Co (N Y>-lft
Trust Cq of New Jersey,—2%
Union Rank (Los Angeles),,7,5ft

66
80
50

Hudson Tr Co

Fmident. Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust 4Philadelphia),,,,13
Republic Natl Bank (QahaskRi
Riggs N%ti Bk of wash U C^,25
Rowland Natl Bank
(Buffern N Y>—,,,, „,,,5

86%
53 Va

Tr Si Sav Bk (Chip >-,20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co,1.0

Harris

50%
' .38%

46Va

75V*

<

53%

"

37%

,10

122Va

Essex

Banking Co (N J)——10,
Natl shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
Natl State Bik of Newark—,6,25
New Eng Merchants Natl
Bk,10,

North

117 Va

70%

Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trusts

48%

7

Morgan

National

(Savannah)———_ 10

City Trust Co.

34Va

*

51 %

Commerce

Bk

(Cleve),10

(N

Y)—20

65

33

38

37%
4ft%

62

67V*

27%

29%

9%

lft%

701/*

74
39%

36%

57 Va

62

41

119

46 Va

120

Valley Natl Rk (Phoenix Ariz),5

.

50Va

54

24%

26%

42

44%

Wachovia Rank 8s Trust Co
Winston-Salem N C>——_—5

35

37%

/ 50

54Va

Wells Barge Amer Trust Co—10

57 %

60%

.

12V*

"

■

Louis

-

21v4
28%
18
13%
12%

26%
1634

.

Trust

Providence

10 Va

9%

System. Inc^—w,aOc
4
Trans-Coast ma Qo—,?ie

York——

Bk St

—

7

National Stock

31 Va

Friday

65 Va

STOCKS

Sale Fries

IQV4
Ansonia

30%

Camp

4 V,

20%

4%
17%
5

Wire 8b

Chemical

Goleenda

Lead

Sale*
for Week

Shares

of

Low

22%

,

Week's

Last

UVa

,

Exchange

Range lot Sates fa* Week Ending Aug,

9Va
7%

Trans-Air

.

4%

1

—

Puerto

11%

10 %
:

—

.

■

5%
6,Ve
33%
10 V4

9
4

1

—

19V8

4%
5%
3IV4

Television Shares. Mangment—lo
Telex Inc
„,_1
Ten ax Inc
,10c
Teno Nat Gas Lines inc—l
Tenney Corp class A
1
Tex^Star Oil & Gas Corp
1
Texas Butadiene & Chem
1
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texize Chemicals Inc
1
Therm-QKDisC Inc
1
Thomas & Retts Company,,—1
Thomasville Furniture Ind
Thompson (B I) Fiber Glass,,*

411

For lootuotes,

25c

.20%

.

Thriftway Foods Iuc__—___2
11V*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co_____,*
29 .
Tidewater Marine Service_____l "
8
Thlie Lewis Foods class B__10c
" 6%
Time Inc. ——_______—1
62
Timely Clothes mc___——10
10
Tip-Top Products class A,—1
*
9%
Tobin Packing Co
—„,3
20
TokeUh Cwp—
—_—5
x27Va
Tool Research & Engineering__l
3%
Towmptcn: Carp ———,1
18%

V,

50c

Revere Raeipg Assn Inc
*
Rexqoh Construction €0
1
Richardson Company —12%
Ridge Tool Co class "A—____*•Riley Stoker Corp
3

67o

,

Offshore

conv class A

Industries

11V,

6

25c

19
17%

A—50c.

1

——

42.

—25c

.

32 Va

■

7%

1

1

Inc
R E D M
Corp—
Radiation Inc class A
Radiation Pynamice

Ltd

—

25%

_„i

Importers

Bates

'

Teleflex

62
31%

class

Co

Telecomputing Corp
Telephones

10%

24%

10%
5%
23 V2
7%

1

Puritan Fashions Corp
Purolator Products Ine

2%

97/b

PUeblO Supermarkets
Inc,,^,—,*

;
1

14Va

29

Free? Industries
Taylor Devices-——
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument eo

11%
7Va

23 'A
30 Va

-

,

.,,,1

Tastee

4%

'

———5

—

7%

12 Va

58%

25c

——

5%

5

.—5
Technical Measurement Corp 20c

6

••

Inc
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking

5%

—_1

Company

Industries

*

First

'

-

Talley Industries Inc

7%

__25c

Elec
1
Pqbco Petroleum, ,,,,4
,1
Public Sve Co of New. Hamp—5
Public Svo Co of New Mex_,„5
Public Svc Of No Garplina,—_1
Publishers, Company I»c—,«0c

Remco

7%

21V4

Webster

Drilling

; - "

6%

25

Professional Golf

&

^.,1
-

11%

19 Va
6v4
3%

Research

Shack

12 *4

14%

;■ 14%

23 y2

Printing Corp of Ameriea_____l
Producing Properties Inc
10c

Readipg

'

3%,
6%

10%

Co—7%

Co

22'4

ia%

16

Eleetrie

7%

13

'..1

Virginia-,

■

21%

20 V2

,,

14%

Instrument

Radio

8%

5%

4%

8%

Chase Manhattan Bk

18%

21
23

*

Corp
Szabo Food .Service,,

4%

1.

Trust Co (N J>_—5
Natl Bank of Cleve
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phiia__ 10

16
26V,
23;7/a
36%

24

-----—--ij;

Tampax

Premier Corp of America,,
JOc
premier Microwave Corp,—.,1.

Alegre

inc

America,,,—,,5

Genl

Corp

swank

Systron-Donner

Corp
____25c
Freight Lines,,1

Corp class A

Central

66%

14%
21%
32
18 Va
19 !4
21
19%
6v4

New

of

Broad

14%

3'4
5»4

8%

Potter

Quality

13%

j

of

Boatmen's Natl

4

.

6Va

Susquehanna Corp

67Va

11
.

7

17 V,

Tamar Electronics Indus

Ce

Punta

3

-

5%

13%

19Va

59%

Par

8%

America N T & S A

Bankers

63.%
34Va
21 %

,

15%

8

POtash

Purex

59

1

,:7%
7Vt

50c

.

Polychrome Corp
—-1
POpell (L F) Co———,JOp
of

12%

12

17*4

Ask
40%

Bid

of

Bank

5

.,1

28'/a

Bid

8
35

(San

Bank

15%

31% !
20

,

Superior
.

lOVa

1

Camden

Mfg & Instrmne»t,5Qo
super Market Distributors Inp-l

Va.

14%

-

61

•

1

Ino

6

Zurn

50%

>.

8

4%

Finance Corp A-.l
—1
Strategic Materials Corp—„_1
Strawbiidge & Clothier
5
Gree»ie Corp,—,.

25©nolite

10%

Par
Bank

27%

13 Va

com_2.50

Superior Electric Co

14%

9Va

Francisca)—
6V4
Bank of Commerce (N Y)
.,10
Bank of Commerce (Newark ),25

6%

7Va

Works
,10.
Market Co,—I.

Stubnitz

13

10

■

27

61

U

13%

54

*

Bank and Trust Companies

19%

25

—,1c

29%

5V»

xl2 Va

1

Electric

Transit

York Research

,,1
,v_

26%

5 V4

17%

Stein

6 Va

Yellow

4

Carp

—

——

24%

Inc———2

7%

24
"

State Loan
Hall

5 V,
.

Chemicals

4%

—10

—

Inc

Yardney

22%

3%

——1

Investments

'

Staley (A E) Mfg Co_—10
Standard & Poor's
Corp,,,1

Star

*

Co

7

••

6%

12%

25 Va

5

PneumoDynaraics

Progress

6V1

11%

27V2
.9%
5%
" 13%
11V4
26%
12 Va

Pierce Ss Stevens Chem
Corp„2
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—. 3.75

.

23

18%

23%

—

-

5%

14%

5%

,

Corp
*
Philadelphia Sub Wajei; Co,3.75
Photqn Inc
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
,—3%

Products

8%
.:

4%

—,1

Petrollte

Portland

7%

4%
13%

.

10

..

49%

SS

21

Xtra

Co.
—--1.25J.tuxa%u»,,via%
Mobile Estates Inc__——xa--25c v1 4%
•:*>' 5%

10%

17%.

&

14%

Corp

22%

Inc class A—1

27 V,

46%

Fruit

13 V4

Co

Wyle Laboratories

Jiffy Steak

15

9%

Preferred

9,Va

Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc_,„i
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1

Playskool Mlg

3%

.

5c

Standard Beryllium

Industries—,—,,
Magnetics——5Qc

Par

England Tele—25

Standard Motor prod Inc A„2
Standard Register Co__,—1
Standard Screw Qo ,,,—20
Stanley Nome Products inc,,,5

34%

,•

Bottling Co Wash_10e

Cojrp

_

137/a

Stanley

Pepsi-Cola

Pocket

3

26

Standard

32 V4

Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co,_,l

*

:

5Va

\

Peerless Tube
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co,*

Perini

Va

4%

Pauley Petroleum
Pearson

9%

13V2
23

8%

Corp——,———1

Wear

Wyandotte

9%

Bacardi Corp

30Va

r

21%

7 V*

4%

8%

8%

13%

28

3%

7%

12%

Special Metals Inc—2
Spector Freight System cl A—1
Sprague Electric Co,,—,,,,2 %

4

19 y*

12%

Recent Security Stock Issues

12

—

5%
'

—5

4%

'

33/4

—

Atlantic Utilities

187/a

Pantasote Co
-1
Paperpraft Corp
_1
Pargas Inc.
:
1
Parker-Hannifin Corp ,_____—*

8%

3 Va

A—1

—1—

—

Enterprises Inc

Conversion

W'rather

America,,—,,50c

17 Va

10%

8Va

19%

7%

6%

WurMtzer

lac

12va

17

14%

26%

17%

24 Va

7%

6Va

Corp of

177/a

Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Teie—,,1

23

X25

22%

46%

43

8%

16%

Southwestern Electric Svc Cd—1

7V4

25Va

5%

Wometco

10%

16%

28%

,2C%

14%

28% '

i23%

14%

26 Va

13V2

Inc

29%

27

5

28,%

25%

20c

Electronics

33- ■*''<

'»

13%

*

Work

9%

Vitramon

24

—1

Panoramic

30%
27%

CO— 1

*

21

Ine,—IQo

Wood

7%

11%

.

>.

19
■i.

11%
3%

8%

7%

1
,,10e

Pharmaceutical

7%

Nitrogen Co —10c
Southern Union Gas Co—1
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1

6 Va

64

Wallace

12%

CQ—*

Utilities,,,

59%

Vitro

!

15%

3V4
18%

10o

21 %

Wisconsin Power & Lt Co_„__ 10
Wolf Corp class
A

39%

Products

75%

19%
14 V*

.

Co—,*

Gas,

Industries
Winston-Muss Corp

19

19%

26 %

37
a%

Gas

Win-Chek

5%

16%

Waddell & Reed
Walbaum
Inc

,

&ya

17%

Wabash

Southern

13Va

5%

New

& Water

10c

19%
17%

70

">

Companies,,—50c
&

'

lev*

Publishing ——I
Weyerhaeuser Company —,7.50
Whitin Machine Works,,—12.50
Whiting Corp
3
Wilcox Electric Company—,3
Wtllcox &t Gibbs Sewing Mach-1

13Va

Company—50©

Voi-Shan

6%

I2'4

Ine

18%

&

Gulf

Southern

107/a

' 12 Va

Gas

Southern

12

9%

*

Southern

-

7''/8

7Va

,

Pacific

Packard Instrument
Panacolor
Inc

4%

3%

Electronics

18 Va

Develop—10c
Southbridge Plasbie Prod cl A
1
Southeastern Capital Corp
1
Southeastern Telephone CCu, 10
Southern Bakeries ———,7
Southern California Water,,—5

42%

5%

Overnite'Transportation

Shore Oil

16

36%

Business

23

Orkin

41 Va

14%

36%

——2

Ben Coal Corp
5
Onyx Chemical Corp,,———*
Exterminating Co
.-^*

7%

7

38 V»

33

Investments—,1
Sonar Radio Corp—,^^,—,,100
Sorg Paper
,5
Soroban Engineering class A—1

lc

2

Co

■

23

37%

isy.

Western Kentucky Gas. Co—5
Wesfeyn Light & Telephone—&

Corp—2

33 V? '
18 Va

;

34 Va

Western

36 Va

Va,,

10%
8%

f

Transmission

.>,5%

21%

.

Power

18%

33

16

9V*

Westcoast

17 Va

4%

•

,

Corp,,_i

36%

Vitamin

8%

:

5%

14Va

*

15%

A,—-1

C.Q^,—
West Point Manufacturing Qo, 5

14%

.5

Corp,,—_1
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt—*

21

7%:.
33

12% V

West Penn

.

17 V,

Victor

9Va

Amer ol

34 V4

Vernitron

; 18%

19 V4

50c

13%

Old

,

8%

,1

12 V4

14%,

87/a

16%

Co—♦

15%

.7V*

of

Financial

sy4
11 Va

;

13%,

West Coast Telephone Co,—_IQ
West Ohio Gas Co—,

17%

-•

12

Vanity Fail- Mills Inc,,,,—5
Vector Mfg
Co,———,_*
Veeder Root Inc,,,,—ma.

18%

1

Wesco

4V»

4V4-.

,

10%

Wellington Mgnt Co Class A,10c

Upper Penninsular Power Co__9

Vanee Sanders &

4 Va

7%

Welded Tube

■

%

.

'

jg

Valley Mould & Iron Corp—_,5
Vameo Carp ,——10c
Van Camp Sea Food Ce——1

•

16Va

7Va

0

;

Power

Vahising

15%

3%

9Va

Natural

Vacuum

89%

14

"

3%

(Del
WetssbergU H, JR.) Corp class A,1
Mhelch Scientific

Western

Industries

17V4

Webb

•

V2&V4

.

85

»

Skil

'

7

2 4%

■"

Corp-T-—.1

13 Va

Okla Miss River Prod Line

.

6 Va

—r

35 Va

',13%

10

:

.

7%

Western

Const & Mining

13%
34%

15%

Transport
Wayne-George Corp,—,—,*.

Western Mass

Utilities &

18%

12%

Bares

19 Va
31v4

Utah

25%

;

&

Co-,—•

Cement

23 Va

Watson

35%

-

8%

—10c

21%

\

32

97/a

36%

Buildings

17

8

25%

29%

Utilities

37%

19%

Warshow («) & gons Qi A—,iWashington Natural Gas Co_10
Washington Steel Corp—1

23

16 V4
13

35%

Co————10

Inc———,5

Uris

12%

11V2

Co__

Corp,

15%

'

Brothers

24 V«

1

12 Va

Brothers

Warren

j,'' 0%

States RealtyTnvest—*

United

■'

11%

32 V2

Service

Recovery

4Va

,

23

14 V4

—lc

Ocean Drill & Exploration,,—1
Oil

'

^

4% '

21V*

Siegel (Henry I) Co Inc A—,1
Sierra Capital Co——,—_*
Sierra Pacific Power Co,-,—3.75
Sigma Instruments
—1
Simplex Wire & Cable Co,,—*
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
._1

——,

10%

12 Va

Class B

A——1:

States Servateria Corp,l ■
United States Sugar'
Corp,,—,1%
United States Truck Lines—,1

35 y8

Corp of America—

Del

United

7% 1

11 Va

Service

of

.

I
United States Envelop com—10
i
Preferred L——r10.;„
United States Leasing Corp,,j.,1
United

12'4

9%

Association
w*
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist,_8
Shulton Inc class A—
—50c

10%

18 Va

t.-

16 V,

3%

'

>

3'-4.;v-' •S •■■»3%

-

Shawmut

72 Va

:

-v

•.

32%

Sexton
(John) «S»
Shaer Shoe Corp

29%

•

67

■

6Va
•'

Sel-^rex Corp

30

Vs

x28 Va

B—1

Nuclear Chicago Corp.—
Nutone

16 V4

28

Gas__—9%
Service Co_3

Pup

Chemical" Co

90%

15

!

•

Selas

7%
11 Va

:•

11

V*

Co—33V,

Name changed to '
•
Rust Craft Greeting Cards
United Servomation
Corp

6%

i
I •*' 8%

15
'•

Columbian Banknote_2

Seismograph

Illuminating

United Nuelear Corp,——1
United Printers & Publishers

33% ;"

"

7

Industries Inc^-^—
Lines Inc ,——4

Security

22

Inc

Upited Investors

«

29%

-

31 V< "

Seasqn-all
Seatrain

49%

6V4
10%

V.

Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd,*
Northwest" Natural

14%

22%

46 Va

Nielsen
(A
C)—T—
——-1
Nixon-Baldwin Cliemicals—10c
North Penn Gas Company—,_5
Gas

9 Va

20%

New

Nat

:-:"33%

8 Va
13 Va

Uhited

7 Va

Corp.

Aviation

——,1c
& Pwr,,_2.50

Warner

57ya

Corp—,,52

Ask

14%

15 V4

4%

9
6%

Inc

Bid

Produets cl A__2.
Corp,—
Swasey Co,—1

(Jim)

13%

12

Unishops

26y2

»%"
27
;

Warner &

—,—2.50

Uarco

!

5

Ino«._—

12

In?
,10c
United Artists Theatre Circuital

Brands

Bar

Walter

50c

Co

l *»*'i

•

Walnut Grave

lOV,

3ye

,

|ne__——1

Williams

Gas

'

24%

21%
7%
23V,

"21"

sy2
ft'

Products

C:

23%

10c

Inc—

Tucson Gas El Lt

'

*

Assocs

12

4

Labs

Tropical
-

23 V,

4%

Corp—1

—*—■.

12%

*

-

■

10%

Scrtpto Inq class A
.50c
Sea Pak Corp,
1
Sealed Power CorP—
Searle (G DV & Qo,—2

33%

31%

Foeds

Scott. Foresman

11 Va

;

■

'

Prod Inc___—*

Research

Lad

Sqott

38 V4

31 Va
UVa

18%

17

Electronics——*

Scott/&

18% ;

35 Va

>

21V,

Scott. & Fet?©? Co__,
—5
Seott (O M) & Sons class A, 100

.

6%

New Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
New York Airways Inc__,—1

Northwestern

9%

12%
8Va

.

(J^hn J)
Power Cq————1
New England .Gas & Elec Assn_8
New Hampshire Ball Bearings-2

Ontario

8%

8
11 Va

-,——2
Inc—,__5uc

Nesbitt

Scot

1

-

Jacinto Petroleum

Science

'

Rental__50c

Co

✓

'

Nevada

Northern

23 V4

4%

8%

Candies——_J_1

Engineering
—J0C
Schield Bantam "Co_4_j-—8
Schneider (Waiter J>—
—10c
Scienee Capital Qotp
—1

4

.5%

4%

7%

Sohaevitz

.

17 V4

15 Va

7

Work-Clothes

Neiman-Marcus

14%

16Va

21

National Propane Corp
1—1
National Rolling Mills—,,—1
Nat'l

13%

,

4V4

6%

Scantlin

•

67%

class A————1

Sawhill Tubular

.«

9%

8%

■

5%

63%

Sanders Assoeiates class A,—_1
Savannah Elec & Power Co—_,5
Savin Business Maehines
,,10o

'.

Trico

27%
24%

1

Specialties.,1

Treesdale

4%

Capital————,1

Sal derail

26

24 V,

Louis

'

Transistor

Ash

'9%

Transcontinent TV class B—2.50
Transcont Investing A__—
1

5%

(Quotations for Friday, August 10)

Bid

Trauscontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c„

21 Va

Greeting Cards——1
Corp
——10c
Paper Co
.,,,12%

Croix

13'A

Va

3%

25%

*

—-—1'

Craft

12%

".7%;

—,—8v3c

Ino

Stover

16 Va

'

Inc

Togs Inc

Russell

hp/a

Inq,—5

H)

Rudd^Melikian

UVa
17 »A

15%

(Wm

—2%

Par

41%

47/a
24%

Co——5c
Royal Dutchvjaete__33V!i florins
Royal Indus tncf Ino,
,1

23%

il

,

Company—l.^a
Capital ,,,—,,4

30c

Mfg Co

63

2%

Rotron Mfg

1834

Club,lc

Inc

Rose Marie Reid

514

Nalco Chemical

,

Brothers

Rockwell

21 Va¬

Morton Mfg Corp
Mbthers' Cookie Co——.

Narrow

Rockower

23%

Inc—~——,,1

Narragansett

38

26%

Equipments-,-,1

Poods

•

24%

Moore-Handley, Inc—————1
Moore Products Co,,—1
Morningstar-Paisley Jpc,,-,—-1
Shoe

Myers Inc—

x22%

Moog Servocontrols —Is™—~r~l
Moore Drop Forging
Cq^i
—1...

Morse

,

Ask

57

Roberts

24 Va,

10

Missouri Utilities Co..T.„
1
Mite Corp ———„—,—.,1
Modern Homes Construction,,*
Mohawk Rubber Company-,,—1
Monroe

&

Company ,1,
1
Robertson (H H) & Co——-1

7%

6%

Co_———10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line.l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co,——5

Mqnmouth Park Jockey

,

Robbins

Bid

Par

..

40%

1

22

Glass

Mississippi

Ask

373/4

4

45

Lew

Mines,

T V' Development,

4.00

4.10

1.60

4.10

1.60

70c

jae
—

High

3.20 July

Co>-

Leasing Credit "nits'
Missile Sites Inq,
Nashville Electronics

Range Since Jan. 1

Big*

Cable

70C

70c

1.40

1.40

1.50

50 c
1.50

50C

55c

1.20

1.50

4.20 Mar

3.0ft May
1.50 May

4.30 AUa
1.85 Mar

1.360
24)0
20ft

600

38ft
20ft

50e

Ju»

1.70 Mar

1.46 Aug
Aug

3.50 mar

1,1ft Jun

3.20

l.so mar

mar

46

The Commercial bnd Financial Chronicle

(678)

Securities

National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter

4.19

Axe-Science &

5.27

Knickerbocker

1.83

2.01

5.52

6.09

7.10

7.68

4.13

4.47

X5.07

5.26

al2.72
8.07

"8.82
1.55

1.41

8.55
3.68

Lazard

8.61

—1
50c
1
——I

Broad Street Investing

:

California Fund Inc

9.41

11.86

12.82

11.50

-_lc

8.74

9.24

10.04

—1

10.14
10.78

11.78

8.85

1

Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd_;

1

9.33
8.99

13.79

2,90
2.32
3.13

2.43

Investment Inc
Fund——1

14.28

—50c
——-50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1

11.37

——-Id

5.09

7.82

7.35

13.84

-1
—5
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—_10c

Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc.—
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc

Fund—

Founders Mutual Fund

1.73

lc

6.75

stock series.,——_lc
Preferred stock series
—lc
Common

5.47

■-*

Foundation—1

13.23

14.31

Employers
Employers

;

Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Share*—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares-——-lc
Petroleum shares——
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1

1

Series

12.58

10.40

15.89

16.37

al9.16
4.47

1

7.04

7.65

lc

7.23

7.86

Inc.lOc

2.29

2.51

of Boston Inc—1

7.27

7.95

Imperial Capital Fund
Imperial Fund Inc

Income Foundation Fund

Institutional Shares

8.85

11.40

8.89

9.73

Institutional Income Fund—lc

6.17

6.75

_lc

4.13

4.51

_1

8.96

9.79

of Boston—1

9.91

10.83

Co

Investors
*

America

of

Investment Trust

Seaboard

I

5.32

5.81

10.24

6.13

5.26

5.68

Investors

Research

1

10.30
30.80

Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—X
Keystone Custodian Funds—
_B-1 (Investment Bonds) —1
B-2

3-3

(Medium Grade Bonds)-!
(Low Priced Bonds)
1

Republic

Recent

7.72

Great

6.91

7.53

Great Amer Life Underwriters—

10.71

11.58

8.66

8.75

1
Inc

American

Class

Gulf

A—

Life

11.73

1

11.15

12.19

13.10

14.32

6.04

6.56

Insurance

6.80

Insurance

**

9.69

Interstate

10.13

Life

13.19

13.32

Income—1

3.84

4.20

7.30,

7.89

3%s Sep
3 %s Jan

7.08

9.78

10.69
9.99

of Canada—..25c

al2.61

al7.71

Federal Natl

"7.94

4%s Aug
4%s Sep

4%s Jun

9.51

4y4s Jun

Accumulated Fund...1

12.39

13.54

5%s Feb

4%s Feb

5.83

3'As Feb

4.79

5.23

3'As May 15, 1963
3%s Aug 15, 1963——

9.98

1%S Oct

11.91

12.95

3%s Nov

14.67

3'As Nov

12.14

13.12

2%s Feb

6.20

.6.78

6.08

6.57

Street

3'As Feb

l%s Apr

l'As Oct

4%s Nov

a20.54

a38.09

Ohio

al4.48

25.72

21.75

23.73

Second

14.76

16.11

Westminster

Centennial

Fund

Fund

Inc

Inc..

Ask

3.05s

Bid

1975

2002

Pacific

1977

112

116

1992
1982

Consolidated Edison 4%s_—1992
Container Corp 4.40s
El Paso Natural Gas
Ferro Corp

Florida

1987

5%s__ 1977

3%s—

Power

4%s

1975
*

.1992

Florida Pow & Light 4%s__1992
Corp 3 %s
—1981

FMC

Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s_;
1977
Gen'l Tire 8s Rubber 6s ww-1982
Hilton

Hotel 6s

ww__

Bouston Ltg 8c Pow 4%s

J22Yf
107%

102

98%
102

101

Rochester

5s—

1973

102%
80

101%

102%
86

102

99
.

101

108

111

1992

101 %

101%

1969

4%s

58
101'A

62
101%

99

116.
—

97

100%

1992

102

102%

100y«

101V*

Telephone 4%s„1987

Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
Southern Calif Edison 4»As.1987
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
1982

99%

97

,

Petroleum

4yas—2002

Phoenix Steel 5%s

108%

98

n

Tel

.

116%

Tenn; Gas Trans 5s

101%

1982

97

98%

99

99%
—

1971

103

101%
104%

Underwood Corp 5%s

1971

102

106»

US Industries 4%s

1970

114

5»As
1971
Westcoast Trans 5%s——1988
Wisconsin Power 4%s——1992

106

—_—

5s

—

100.16 ! 101,16

161.16

102.8

102.16

103.16

105.24

106.24

96.16
106.24

101.8

102.8

100.24

1, 1970-1967—
3 %s May
1,1971
4'As Feb 15, 1972-1967
3%s Sep 15, 1972—

97

98

103.8

4'As Feb

102

103

94.24

95.24

99.16

20,1974

Ask

100.7

100
100.6

100.2

100.8

100

100.2

100.1

99.28

l'As Apr
1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964_
5s
Aug
3%s Aug
l'As Oct

15, 1964—
15, 1964—

J

point

100.16

4%s Nov

15,

Bid

■

102.13

102.15

—

100.23

100.25

103.4

103.6

!100.3

QQ 7

.

99.9

100:22

100.24

100

100.2

3%s Feb

l'Aa-Apr

-92ya
98 %

100.25

96.26

97

103.4

103.6

95.24

96

103.4

103.8

94.24
99.30

15, 1966—^—
1, 1966:
15,

95

100.2

93.16

.

93.24

101.8

101.12

102.0

98.20

4s

98

100.23

—

4%s May 15, 1965
l'As Oct
1,

98.16
101.31

1,1963
15,1963-

97.26

1,

l'As Apr

Ask

'

1964—.

100.6

99.27

.

—

1,

100.10

99.25

100.1

1963

1

a

Maturity-—

100.4

Sep

Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Oct

16,1962
23,1962
30,1962
6,1962
13,1962
20,1962
21,1962
27,1962
4,1962

95%
98%

Due

9- 4-62

10-

1-62

11-

1-62

12-

3-62

Aug

l'As Oct

1, 1966—

92.16

92.24

l'As Apr

1,

91.16

91.24

1-62

Due

Bid

Rate

Dated

99.31

100.1

3.25s

4-

2-62

1- 2-63

100.1

3%s

5-

1-62

2-

4-63

99.29

100:1

100.3

3.10s

6-

4-62

3- 4-63

100

100.2

3.15s

7-

2-62

4-

1-63

5-

1-62

5-

1-63

4sk

99.31

99.31

Bid

Ask.

100.1

99.31
99.30

99.28

99.30

99.28
100.1

100.3

Bills

Ask

Ask

Bid

.

99.978

99.980

Nov

23,1962..

99.201

99.229

99.929

99;932

Nov

29, 1962

.

99:154

99.184

.

99.093

99.880

99.885

99.118

6, 1962

99:832

Dec

13, 1962.

99.038

991780

Dec

99.726

Dec

98.920

98.950

99.708

99.716

98;808

98.828

99.658

99.668.

20, 1962^
27.1962.
Jan
3, 1963
Jan 10,1963..

98.975

99.717

—

Dec

99.827

99.773

—

98.738

98.758

99 610

Jan

15, 1963.

98.691

98.713

17,196324.1963.

98.674

98.615

98:633

31,

1963.

98.556

98.575

7,

1963.

98.492

.98.517

99.598

.

_

99.541

15,1962
Oct
18j1962
Oct
25,1962
Nov
1,1962
Nov8,1962
Nov 15,1962

—

99.554'

Jan

99.507

99.521

Jan

99.485

11,1962

Oct

110

Amer

100.16

101.8

107.8

Bid

Aug
Aug
Aug

117

Textron

100

4%s Oct

United States Treasury

Oct

100%

102%

113

71

100

,97

190

69%

5%s ww
Pacific Power & Lgt

108

„

96%

Lowenstein (M) &Sone4%s 1981

99

1984

Keystone Steel A^ire 4%sl1981




99%
99%

96 %

Mountain, States

98.8.
101.16

105.24

100.8

3- 1-62

Ask

Louisiana Gas Service 4%s_1987

99%

98%

.

99.16

97.24

101

4'As Mar* 20; 1968:
4%s Mar 20,1969*

102.16

99.24

15, 1963

2-

Issues

New- Eng Tel & Tel 4%s

103

.

-

100.8

100

—

1- 2-62

3%s

a9.34

Bonds—

99%
103%

—

1,1962;
15,1962

12- 4-61

3.20s

al4.79

—

Mueller Brass 3%s

98%

3'As May 2,1966
4'As July 20, 1966——
4S
MAy* 22, 1967——

100.28
100.28

99

95.16

100.5

15,1963—

Dated

Rate

a69.94

24.64

21, 1966———

3.45s

—

Capital Exchange Fd.
Capital
;

.

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures

al8.00

Fund

3%s Feb

100.28

100.16
100.16

—_

Treasury Notes (Continued)-

May 15,' 1963——I———
3'As May 15,1963——
4s

Empire Fund—

*

99.24

100.16

20, 1965—

100.16

Bid

Treasury Notes—:
4s
Aug 15, 1962
3'As Aug 15,1962

13.46

Inc..

103

Certificate of Indebtedness—

.1

Fund

101.24

Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of

Maturity-—

—1

Diversification

101.16

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes

10.75

a8.49

100.7

100.7

99.20

4%s July 15,1969—
5%s Feb 20, 1970——
3%s Apr
1,1970—
:_—
5'As" July 20,1970——

102.8

10, 1977

5.33

al0.04

100.2

100.4
100.5

99.24

9.80

a75.72

100.2

100

100.16

17.59

Funds-

100.2

100

Bonds—

106.8

—

16.18

3.04

100

100

—

101.16

6.22

8,86

lOb.l

99.30

99.8

6.70

Inc—.

Bank

99.31

99.16

;

11.79

8.11

102

102

—

5.69

2.78

98.24

98

101

6.13

1

101.16'

101

10.79

Federal

100.3

12, 1973—

109

4%s_1975

10, 1970u.

3.61

Inc—-

Land

Ask

Bid

4%S Apr

—

10,1969—;
10,1970!

11.29

10c

35%.

1—
2%s May
1,1963-—-——
3%s Aug 20, 1963 W 1_—

99.29

99.27

——

11,1968—

8.94

Fund

100.2

101.24

3.30

Inc—.—

100.2

101.8

10.33

Situations

9%

33%

4%s Aug 20, 1962_
3'As Oct 22, 1962—
3%s Feb 20, 1963

99.29

99.27

100

10,1965.
12, 1966—

1

Inc—

66 %

8%

point.

a

for

Federal

99.30

99.28

4%s Jun

1

Fund

100.2

100

100

10,1962—

10c

Street

.

2

Cooperatives-—'
1,1962
3.05s Dec
3, 1962
3% Feb
4, 1963

99.31

99.29

100.16

4%S Apr
4%S Sep
7.40

.

Banks

100.2

100.8'

4'/8S Dec

Investors

BIA,,

100

—

101

4%s Apr

*

63

,

3.10s Oct

100124

,3%s Mar

.

6.79

Fund

Ask

Mortgage Assn—,

10,1971—
10,, 1971.:
10,1972
12,1972

Ind Fund—10c
Inc.—1—
1

Westchester Fire

10,1964:
3%s Dee 11,1964u—

Sep

14.17

11.70

Street

70 'A

67

4s

10.82

102*

4'As

5

Ins

13 %

12

10.89

a26.46

Fund

32%

3

City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1

100.10

1

Fund

57

30

Insurance

100.2

37

9.13

53%

Fire

U S Life Ins Co in

3%s May 11,1964—

12.94

—1

19%

13.47

a33.21

99

Edison

1

U S

7%

55%

Dec

34%

Fund

6%
17

4s

a9;53

l2S.,

Burlington Industries
Carrier Corp 4%s

8%

138%

52

4s

,

Inc

109

12%
22%

133

2.50

4s

—1

Science

America

100.6

9.96

Inv

of

1003

12.35

Growth

Co

5

Security Life Ins (Ala).l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
:_5

101

Inc.-1

Inc....

Ins

108
,

19%

Family Life Ins Coj—1

United

100.26

Shares—1.25

Fund

United

62%

Co

100.1

4%s Sep
8.79

Inc

ii

33%

102

Title Guaranty Co
Insurance

U S

79%
106

31%

—10

3'As Mar 11,1963.—____
4%s Nov 12,1963—

8.13

& Fhrnham

74

(NY) „_2
(NY)
—8

50%

100

87%

100

20,1964——.
Oct-20, 1964
Oct 20, 1965_

a8.85

1
Corp..*

preferred

47y2

55%

—

3%S July 16,1963

Common Stock Fund Inc.-—1

—

$6.50

10%
39%

83

2

59

8%

3.46s May 15,1963—

7.34

Springfield Insurance Co—

64%

9%
36

5
10

Travelers

52%

•3%s Apr 15,1963-,
3.40s Apr 15, 1963

9.19

1

1

Co...

44%

5

17,1962
15,1963—
3%s Feb 15,1963.
3.15s Mar 15,1963—

.6.48

.1

,

Security Ins (New Haven)
;
Security Life & Trust Co.
5
Southwestern Life Ins Co..—*

Federal Home Loan Banks—

1
1

State Street Ihvestment

157

Bid

101

Opt 4%s„ 1979

io

Accident

_1

American

of Amer

Ins

Surety

Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds, of

9.39

—1

Life

Marine—6.25

Obligations of Government Agencies

10.23.

8.59

Seaboard

8s

.

42

Ins—50c

Life

&

Fire

United

Standard Life

10.62

f,0e

-

5

Co

Mid-Cont

"7.45

i ■

^

1992
Lomb

—10

Co

Insp & Insurance
Home

Jefferson

al2.32

-

1992

8s

149

(Jacksonville Fla) _2 %'

Paul

Standard Sec Life Ins

Hartford Steam Boiler

Illinois

1

Security & Conv. Debentures

4%s

Ins

Co

(DC)
4
(DC)_1.50
(N Y)—5

Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10.73

1

Fund

for

Etaploy Life Ins

Hanover

al3.91

Ltd_34c

Appalachian Power 4%s_-

Boston

25%
62%
92%
55%

7.06

1992

Sausch

23
58
86
52%

1

Alabama Power 4%s
Amer Tel & Tel 4%s

1994

5

Gov't Employees Insur
Gov

3.30s

Bends-

Ins

39%

7.36

Fund. Inc.

Centennial

al2.03

Fund.

Inc

&

^___5

—

5.73

8.28

Devonshire

31.42

Fund

Globe

62%
6%.

59
6

185
13
41%

3.41

7.62

Congress

11.26

1

Xstel

Glens Falls

Insurance—

5.29

-

Whitehall Fund Inc.—

10.95

5.67

Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Group Cdn Fd Ltd.

3.73

(SF)
.2.50
(Phoenix)
—4

Life

Life

6.73

—1

Swap

26 y4

170
11%

14.97

Wisconsin

75%

General Reinsurance Corp
10
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co—*

Nat'l

Wellington Equity Fund—.—1

17.12

72
22

11.37

Washington Mutual

11.32

15.84

-

6%

•

10.40

Growth Stock

Winfield Growth
10.47

Investors Stock Fund
Investors Selective Fund-

28%

5%

34%

Wall Street Investing Corp

Group* Funds—

Investors Mutual Income Fund
,

10%

27

63%

13.77

Wellington

102%

61%

__2.5Q;

Investors Fund

56

80%

9%

.10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp
(N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10

196574
15.9632—;

1

Life

58%

97%

31

-1

Value Line Special
Fund Inc

10.43

Investment

14%
60%

Fund

—1
United Funds Canada Ltd——1
United International Fund Ltd.
Value Line Fund Inc
——1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1

Ltd—

Intl Resources Fund Inc-

13'A

Owners

59

Firemen's

1

—;

Funds

76

Providence-Washington

64 %

.

Home

St

1

United

6.89

lc

institutional

65%

60%

Co;

United Income Fund Shares.l

9.67

6.30

Growth Fund_lc

Inst Foundation Fund

60

4

Insurance

United Continental Fund——1

1
1

Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors

Pioneers

10

Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1

Fund

United

inc—-lc

Baydock Fund Inc-——

54

-

—-

101%

(Geo)

United

4.38

54

5

C)__

Philadelphia Life Ins Co

97 %

U B S Fund of Canada Ltd.

a24.16

D

50 %

1

Inc

Century

44

Co—

_4

1

20th

4.89

59%

41

Franklin

Securities

Fund

54

5

First

Inc-

Stein Roe

N Y.10

Co:

Group Assoc
—*
Reinsurance Corp—5

1

Fund

of

.5

Peoples Life Ins
(Wash

-1

-

Co

Insurance

13.68

;

Inc

Pacific Insurance

Peerless

3y3

22.05

Series

Series-

(T Rowe)

Co

12.65

1

Inc

Stock

11.39

37%
43%

40%

20.38

1

-

Street

Fund

Indemnity

Phoenix

Fidelity Bankers Life Ins_„
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
—5

Sterling Investment Fund Inc.. 1
Television-Electronics
Fitnd;
1

7.13

32%

5

2.50

a

"2.64

—;

Stock

Balanced

9.34

6.50

29%
33 %1

—5

CO—.1—

2.59

Texas Fund

8.52

10c
10c

H-C7

Series H-DA—-—

Income Fund

11.49

21

17%

47%
19%

—1

Sovereign Investors

6.99
5.20.

85%

19%

44%

5

Insurance.
Ins

4%

al3.37

Smith (Edson B) Fund—
Southwestern Investors* Inc-

4,73

Fire

River

28 'A

Federal

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

6.37

York

4

3.89

England Fund

Selected

Inc—

Funds

Hamilton

.

New Hampshire
.New

81%.

5

Corp class A—

26

9.12

Scudder Stevens & Clark—

Group Securities—

Nationwide

127

_1

com

Fire—

1

Scudder Stevens A Clark Fund-1

6.74

18%

Accident Itts-—5*

Uhion

1.25

(N J)

8.30

.

6.20

,

55%

1

Shares in Amer Industry

General Investors Trust-—.—X

.

51%

-—-1

Fund

-

Scudder. Fund

9.14

36%

Nat'l Life &

407A

118

80%

3.60

Fund

<

8.34

16

-33%

76%

1

Corp

Stock

Revere

7.45

34*

10

7.78

Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research Investing,
—

2.66

6.85

Inc—_—:—1
Fundamental Investors
1

31%

5

7.10

Putnam Growth Fund—

6.02

2.42

Series————lc

Utility

Fund of America

National

—5

Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y

Series

William

Co

Forster Inc

Eagle Fire Ins Co

Putnam

2.41

Nat'l Old Line* Ins AA

73%

I

Co

6.21

Puritan

7.42

2.19

59%

68

"A"__2

22.90

Investors

Provident

5.50

54

54

Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2

5.67

Series

Series

Fund

1.89

,5.06

Funds—

50 %

5

Boston Insurance Co—
Citizens Casualty (NY)

20.95

Series

Price

6.06

Standard

10

2

(N J)
Life

—.—-*

Pine Street Fund Inc

4.13

5.54

Beneficial

National Fire..

10

Bankers 8s Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins

Crum &

Fund—

C)

(B

Pioneer

18.55

'3.77

1
—*

Florida Mutual Fund Inc

Franklin Custodian
Bond Series---

17.16

14%

—5

Re-insurance

13%

146

Square Mutual. Fund
Peoples Securities finrp
Philadelphia Fund Inc—-

12.82

1

127

Peon

14.96

11.79

(Galveston)

139

Fund

7.99

85%

Fire

121

One

11.13

75%

79

Merchants

Casualty

New York Capital Fund

~8.10

71

4%

.

Ins

Nat

7%

.

Assurance

Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc

12.29

10.18

Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated Growth Fund——25c

38

27%

7

3%

Continental

New Horizons R P Fund

5.56

Assurance.12.50

Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
Monument* Life (Bait)
10

26

Continental

New

12.79

(Newark N J)— 2%.'
Companies Inc.l
(Wash DC)
1

Life

Mercury

7.48

Stock Series

al8.70

Energy Fund Inc

11.82

Amer

5%

.

.

6.84

Inc

Dver-the-Counter

Balanced. Fund—
Stock Fund—_

53

Indemnity & Life Ins_

13%
156

4%

Growth Stock
———1

Investors

Oppenheimer Fund
.

50%

49

1

18%

Growth

& Howard—•

Eaton

47%

-5

12%
148

5

31%

Preferred

15.52

_l

Mass

Insur

42

Income Series

5.01

11%
27'A

Ihs_

Life

29

Bond

3.23

10%

5

Life

39%

National Securities Series-

9.12

2.94

National

Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty.
:

Pacific

Mutual Trust Shares——

10.86

4.63

Liberty

Lincoln

67

Mutual Shares Corn

51.46

8.32

Lincoln

54

Mutual Investing

7.99

11%
77%

63%

Mutual Invest Found Growth

10.10

Co

American

118

50%

Insurance

6.78

7.29

Ins

Amer

_1

27%
33

113

23

Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
,
1
Assurance

24%
31

10

10'A

American

Home

of Penna—5

Co

Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3

72

American General Insur Co_1.50

American

Assurance

Life Insurance Co of Va.

Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5

Units of beneficial interest—1

15.30

9.24

.

shares of beneficial int—33 %o

18.27

9.94

Fidelity Life Ins Co_l

Life

Life &

'

13.61

Nalional

50.95

:

American

26
27

73%

12.45

Dividend

1
Delaware Income Fund Inc_—1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc——
_1
Fund

24%

5

36%
77%

37%

15

Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1

6.20

22%

Equitable Assur

46%

32%

Northeastern Insurance.—3.33'A
Northern Ins Co of N Y.12'/2

18%

15.15

Vegh Investing Co Inc—__1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—_1

21

22

Balanced

Diversified Income

32

19 %

*

20

11.74

16.67

29

Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred5

Ask

42

2.66

Growth Series

6.85

10
(111) _1

American

Bid

Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
Life Insurance Co—2

Liberty Life Insurance
-2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)__2

112

33

Lamar

107

North

8.40

6.27

Agricultural Insurance Co
American

Par

73%

——5

All Amer Life & Casualty

Companies

Ask

27%

Morton

9.84

Insurance:

Bid

68,

25 %

7.73

De

.

Life

•

3.50

Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Combined Ins Co of America
1

Mass

—

Crown Western

Delaware

2.65

—lc

shares

10.86

1

Corporate Leaders Trust FundB

shares

17 %

——1

Inc-

Inc

Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Series

1.92

Mutual Investment
9.05

—50c

Fund Inc

Fund

1.76

Massachusetts Life

15.07

Composite Bond & Stock
Composite Fund

lc

Fund

9.83

.__1

Commonwealth Stock Fun

Concord

2.40
3.34

2.86

10.20

,__1

Investmer '

Commonwealth

2.20
3.08

—

Aetna

American

2.12

9.67

I

al4.06

—lc
Industries shares—lc

shares

Casualty & Surety

Amer

—_lc

11.08

—1

11.60

Special Investment shares
lc
Transport shares
lo
Massachusetts investors Trust

6.51

50c

14%

General

9.58
12.58

5.96

13%

Electric shares

Paper

11.51

5.24

5.94

Managed Funds—

Petroleum

1

Trust

Shares

5.85

a26.95

17.10

1

Growth Stock Fund

Century

14.22

5.34

Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*

6.66

10.46

13.14

Loomis-Sayles

16.74

9.57

3.98

15.61

15.80

_1

Capital Life Ins Shares &

11.98
13.26

3.64

11,57

14.40

—--1

10.98
12.15

10.62

Insurance Investors

Metal

Ltd-:—

<1954)

Canadian Fund Inc

20.94

14.29

General Fund—

Canada

19.19

1

12.60

6.09

4.93

Inc—1

Lexington

Life Insurance Stk

Life

Inc—1

Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
Boston Fund Inc new—

4.51

Fund Inc—1

Trust-

Income

10.93
10.05
11.41

9.08

10.61

9.20
10.44

9.86

8.31

—1

10.06

—*

9.03

—.—-——1
Growth Fund—1

Fund Inc

Par

Aetna

Fund

Knickerbocker

3.37

Fund

Ask

Keystone

*7.87

Elect'nics Corp-lc

Axe-Templeton Growth
Canada Ltd

Bullock Fund Ltd

4.58

4.85

Bid

Par
Custodian Fund Cont.
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)
1
6-1 (High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks) —1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
Mutual Funds—

Ask

Bid

nl

Fund
—25®
Advisers Fund Inc
-_~l
Affiliated Fund Inc
1-25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth
---—American Investors Fund——1
American Mutual Fund Inc.,—1
Associated Fund Trust
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1

(Quotations for Friday, August 10)

Insurance

Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen

Monday, August 13, 1962

99.498

Jan

99.065
.

99.004

98.606

99.428

Feb

99.382

Apr

15,1963..

97.883

97.904*

99.321

July 15,1963.

97 023

97.051

99.264

—

99.438

99.371
99.314

i.—

99.285

FOOTNOTED FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES*
*No

New

par

value,

York

Stock

a

Net asset valuer bBid yield price,
d Ex-rights; k Admitted to -listing on the
Exchange,
t New stock, x Ex-dividend,
wi Whwu issuedt jfBBtHStock, dividend.

Volume

196

Number 6185

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

<679)> 47

±2=

THE
Bank

COURSE

OF

of the

decrease

a

based

us

Week

CLEARINGS

1952

compared

with

a

year

telegraphic advices from

upon

Third Federal Reserve

Pre¬

ago.

the chief cities

1,903,229

1,672,064

2,244,634
(a)

2,196,700

4,809,317

3,861,187

1,139,000,000

895,000,000

3,032,817

6,025,901

Bethlehem

Chester L_
____

cities of the United

0.3%

be

States

below those of

stand at

for

the

which it is possible to obtain

corresponding week last

loss for the week

a

August 11

1961.

_

1962

>

1961

1,000,000,000

Kansas

City

_

727,488,017

457,617,755

_

San

Francisco

477,418,297

Baltimore
T

Ten

cities,

days

cities,

Other

five
five

days.

774,141,824

+
+

+

Total all

cities,

Total

5,050,274,750

1,006,916,448

cities

all

for

week.

issue of next week.

our

week

1,010,054,951

covered

Cities)

cordingly,, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
we

are

District

able to give final and complete results of the

Aug. 4.

For

that week

there

was

increase of

an

same

at

week in

1961.

this center

increase of 4.5%.

an

Federal Reserve Districts in

In

Reserve
the

appear

in

of

District

Cleveland

of

whic^they

3.1%, and

Reserve

District

(6

a

an

the

an

cities according to the

totals

are

note that in

we

improvement of 4.5%; in the Bos¬

Philadelphia

Reserve -District uf

23.2%.

larger by 5.6%; in the Richmond

In

1,140,475,716

17,154,106

—22.5

12,689,626

309,485,907

+

8.5

301,132,640

12,179,774
281,592,616

640,308,495

+

7.6

603,971,169

583,414.562

85,023,500
14,625,638
13,309,498

464,505,343

1,544,412,487

following

furnish

we

a

241,175,801

OF

BANK

869,744,534

35,463,673

cities

.:

Philadelphia

4th

___

the

'

14,405,200

+

1.3

470,991,728

462,841,747

+

5.6

1,497,983,399

1,436,718,827

5,990,816

5,413,240
22,850,000
217,884,844
9,492,328

+ 20.3
+ 12.0

19,700,000

1.0

233,549,723

+ 50.0

—

4.0

8,972,181
406,887,876

2.6

142,913,002

144,111,271

+

3.2

818,013,598

792,204,006

+
—

392,452,323

35,137,710

+

0.9

30,684,496

30,324,449

156,698,328

+

1.7

+

8.8

140,711,533
429,100,000
8,194,656

141,535,915

428,800,000

424,600,000
7,088,478
7,120,938

8,733,475

+

8.7

7,424,687

+

0.9

246,368,498
225,811,819

+

3.9

14,493,640

+ 20.2

886,896

730,329
261,200,000

+ 21.4

904,795

15,864,161
732,472

290,831,000

+ 11.3

245,371,628

200,807,838

1,563,775,904

1,385,398,486

+12.9

1,449,893,493

1,370,501,269

7.1

3,973,980

5.1

20,288,782
12,544,160
15,510,815

3,207,233
21,387.647
13,078,085

Mississippi—Vicksburg—___
Louisiana—New
Total

(10

Orleans

cities)

l

,

Kansas

City Reserve

Seventh Federal

Reserve

7,107,869
251,535,715
320,790,675
15,492,126

+ 41.8

241,991,663
300,435,355

District—Chicago-

Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Lansing .
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis

12,460,337
18,137,525

99,993,000

104,543,000

10,271,817
4,820,078

9,228,912
3,691,557

181,822,235
"8,614,495

176,908,205

+

2.8

8,248,995

+

4.4

63,707,224

+

6.6

21,269,912

22,040.953

2,317,956
1,350,570,103

Haute

4,409,568
21,857,268

13,724,435
19,198,767

1,852,855

Bend

Terre

4,721,863
20,733,376

67,940,230

South

'
__.

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

__

Iowa—Cedar

__.

Des

Rapids

Moines

Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago

+
—

+ 10.1

+
—

5.8
4.4

+ 30.6

—

3.5

+

3.2
3.9

12,272,007

6,126,490
176,357,619
9,044,503

57,611,132

5,836,535

150,644,206
8,733,003

62,841,565
16,478,990
1,583,697
1,333,681,720
•

18,273,606
1,931,716

.

+ 25.1

+

k<a.l*,fl5,269
U3,$50,000

120,966,000 •V.'
9,640,496

+ 11.3

8,517,670

1,308,833,893
8,198,906

12,780,041

18,386,691

18,482.054

17,869,586

+

8,835,022

8,762,702

+

0.8

1,854,613,054

1,809,138,177

+

2.5

361,600,000

Decatur

.

1961

—

.

Rockford

Inc.

1960

1,332,088,430
7,218,889

7,548,055

—30.5

17,613,021

16,407,883

3.4

13 667,041

8,670,714

13,250,746
7,904,020

cities).

(17

;

1,831,527,394

1,802,820,661

$

Eighth Federal Reserve District—-St. Louis—

1959

$

or

Dec. %

Missouri—St. Louis

1,083,579,918

1,050,822,741

+

3.1

988, 725,634

906,050,165

17,808,228,907

17,046,539,640

+

4.5

15,163, 115,255

12,437,369,955

"

1,216,890,389

987,416,655

Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy

"

1,630,869,525

+ 23.2

1,165, 517,485

1,140,475,716

1,497, 983,399

1,436,718,827

1,544,412,487

+

5.6

+

6

"

887,703,106

869,744,534

3.2

818,,013,598

Atlanta

10

"

1,563,775,904

1,385,398,486

+ 12.9

1,449 ,893,493

1,370,501,269

7th

Chicago

17

"

1,854,613,054

1,809,138,177

+

2.5

1,831,,527,394

St. Louis

4

"

831,324,911

803,034,756

+

3.5

735 ,229,425

683,215,030

203,857,330

189,277,790

6.0

140,292,249

128,935,055

3,663,939

2.2

4,379,846

3,402,185

803,034,756

3.5

735,229,425

683,215,050

5.4

;

cities).

1,802,820,661

8th

(4

386,700,000

6.1

3,745,007

:

+

792,204,006

6th

Total

1.4

203,997,831
160,172,986

441,300,000
216,483,913

:

____.

435,200,000

169,795,991

831,324,911

Kentucky—Louisville

"

"

Richmond

13,767,816

17,418,253

9

Cleveland

_.

12,874,328

2.4

9,490,406

Mobile

7

3rd

69,410,600

13,907,920

7,489,624
255,963,440
320,265,312

.____

9

2nd New York

>

,

159,367,300
466,600,000

.___

__;

Peoria

$
12

;_2_~kL,__

81,522,500

4.3

CLEARINGS

1962
Boston

7,442,933

421,185,597
169,458,291

887,703,106

Augusta

Total

Week Ended August 4

+ 10.4
+
—

by Federal Reserve Districts:

summary

SUMMARY

5,563,912
24,918,000

238,656,707
11,167,913
438,152,551

Springfield

In the

5th

1,165,517,485

Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-

Macon

increase of 28.3%; the Dallas Reserve District of 4.5

and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.7%.

,

+23.2

165,109,770

Florida—Jacksonville

gain of 7.6%, the bank clearings

3.5%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 5.6%.

1st

I

cities).

Georgia—Atlanta

5.9%, the aggregate clearings for

Reserve District by 3.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 12.9%. The Chicago
Reserve District has to its credit a gain of
2.5%; the St. Louis Reserve District of

District the totals record

22,757,679

987,416,655

Tennessee— Knoxville

Ac¬

present further below,

we

lofcated' and from this

are

in the
the

29,112,238

1,216,890,389

6,696,165

Columbia—Washington

Nashville

the week ends

as

previous week—the week ended

We group

the New York Reserve District the totals show

ton

7,101,228
5,132,627
7.065,762

$30,786,323,222 against $29,083,504,174 in the

Outside of this city there was

showing

6,696,714

0.3

—

has to be estimated.

cases

statement, however, which

the whole country having amounted to

"4.2

33,119,442

27,920,000

Alabama—Birmingham

the elaborate detailed

+

26.470,674

6,540,509

1,630,869,525

—

Carolina—Charleston™.
Maryland—Baltimore

not available at time of going to press.

are

7.596,723
4,815,663

—12.0

Virginia—Huntington

0.3

—

by the foregoing will

We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch

Saturday and the Saturday figures

6.3

12,989,243
470,770,075

Richmond

Sixth

.Complete and exact details for the

4.760,540

+

(a)

—30.2

Virginia—Norfolk

0.3

—

$26,356,313,394 $26,429,675,142

-

4,220,571
1,054,000,000

5,024,107

93,838,100
15,258,142
:

(7

Total

Total

+ 27.3

—49.7

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West

0.3

0.3

day

1,473,860
2,637,527

+

36,998,677

;

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

6.9

—

cities, five days—_i_
one

24~6

2,517,592
4,547,642
1,071,000,000

27,305,862

—

South

All

2,213,684

2,117,984

5.4

397,046,624

5,034,582,240

—.

1,610,944

2.2

+

13,294,994
335,652,561

;

Youngstown

2.5

561,312,175

_

Mansfield

8.2

397,203,216

$20,314,814,706 $20,369,345,441
.__

-+13.8

689,066,410

Columbus

0.9

—

591,602,996

Cleveland

cities)——______

Cleveland

4.1

—-

407,121,061

_

_

$

19,060,621

Jersey—Trenton

Cincinnati

2.9

+

369,816,100

.

1959

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—

3.4

837,341,000

.___.-

1960

6,816,828
32,569,110

Delaware—Wilmington

Ohio—Canton

3.1

—

373,600,000

Pittsburgh

7,015,153

(a)
___

(9

4

or

800,602

7,453,833

Wilkes-Barre

0.9

+

1,035,000,000

—748,809,652

—

sum¬

1

___

York

Inc.

Dec. %

%

1,172,854,824

Boston

this

Total

_

Philadelphia

At

;

—_

—_____——

t

—

Chicago

Philadelphia
Reading

New

CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended

in

Our comparative

"

.

,

._

Scranton

week

same

ending Friday, of 0.9%.

for this week follows:

mary

weekly clearings will
Our preliminary totals

year.

$26,356,313,394 against $26,429*675,142 for the.

center there is

Lancaster

$

District—Philadephia—

Pennsylvania—Altoona

country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug.
11, clearings for all

EndedWigust

1961

$

clearings this week will show

liminary figures compiled by

BANK

9th

Minneapolis

7

"

10th

Kansas City

9

"

798,844,650

622,477,960

+ 28.3

694 ,281,694

730,605,356

6

"

706,586.460

676,081,584

+

4.5

569 ,934,545

576,871,110

10

"

11th

Dallas

12th

San Francisco

.L

Total

—„

We

730,277,678

1,662,739,884

cities

106

.___

Outside New York

771,167,180

+

1,558,159,476

5.6

679 ,142,976

6.7

+

1,446 ,087,120

1,415,918,721

29,083,504,174

5.9

27,039,452,018

12,531,794,320

7.6

12,331,888,477

St.

'Clearings

our

detailed

statement showing

August 4 for four

at—

the figures for each city for the

___:

Portland

1961

Inc.

;

_—:

Helena
Total

cities)

-

Springfield

—

—

1

_

——-

.

•,'

- ■

.

'

•

-

_.

V

1

Haven—.

—

Island—Providence-

Hampshire—Manchester

<_

cities)—

,

$

—

1,316,176

Missouri—-Kansas

+

7.3

8,522,803

834,720,684

+

3.9

792,621,353

+

5.9

3,385,031

3,503,728

1,865,580

1,524,486

+22.4

1,755,623

+

6.8

3,709,403

3,875,028

.20,325,811

21,512,048

16,996,761

13,581,171

—12.5

4,281,169

-

.

17,623,543

15,381,055
76,229,698

30,126,517

31,318,625

44,053,400

4,512,816

3,571,639

1,083,579,918

1,050,822,741

—

5.5

-

4.003.989
:

6,448,108

14,985,873

13,599,664

6.1

67,097,728

64,598,834

—

+

(9

.

cities).

Eleventh Federal

3.8

30,472,369

26,243,751

7.8

41,094,400

41,978,000

+ 26.4

3,803,121

988,725,634

906,050,165

-

Jamestown

-

_

—

—10.6

33,179,430

33,727,939

+ 12.6

145,348,636

132,541,030

2,988,931

+ 14.9

4,095,494

+ 19.1

4,879,612

-

__.

Rochester
__

_

Jersey—Newark—;

Northern

50,209:255
146,686,559

3,433,863

3,015,075

2,842,402

New

Jersey

:

3,782,553

3,960,557

17,297,102,034

16,551,709,854

'+

4.5

14,707,563,541

12,009,927,915

62,811,605

York.

Syracuse

—

Galveston
Wichita

(9

cities)




7,960,405
622,477,960

15,065,392
590,294,523
44,043,381
6,320,000

5,967,000

Falls

Total

4,037,833
5,661,550

4,099,019
7,148,219

+

7.5

14,825,438

13,620,722

+

5.6

679,142,976

670,553,022

+

1.5

763,445

+ 32.0
+ 10.6

1,195,466

993,433

+ 19.1

919,272
12,378,744

9,825,084
170,242,348

+ 42.9

16,146,409
31,078,634
444:721,420

171,340,418
7,933,022
34,016,010
480,046,277

+

7.7

12,720,516

15,028,380

+

0.7

7,790,405

7,747,826

+28.3

694,281,694

730,605,356

—20.2
+ ,4.5

v

13,681,210

14,394,761

5.5

488,997,801

9.0
5.6

41,521,314

491,075,376
42,729,896
5,847,000
8,211,113

—

5,992,000

5,439,864

.1

1.5

6,079,622

14,835,260

+

3.2

13,662,558

14,612,964

706,586,460

:

5,523,028

15,316.574

.

.__

cities)

(6

+11.2
+
—

676,081,584

+

4.5

569,934,545

576,871,110

209,678,700

212,992,713

—

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco

252,858,969

59,898,118

+

4.9

55,832,625

*36,000,000

34,778,743

+

3.5

31,965,894

123,892,125
23,614,154
11,643,128

97,643,905

3.4

92,848,945

84,235,407

99,685,294

98,528,781

1.2

89,578,556

City
Beach

;

Pasadena
San

Francisco__

San

Jose

117,266,342
26 307,780
15,196,234

13,804,526

870,719,568
44,321,754
12,150,366
14,904,667

1,662,739,884

1,558,159,476

934,508,914

T

—;

29,139,879

94,299,519

Lake

223,627,200
6,149,701
227,515,864

238,926,143
6,827,779

___.

California—Long

43,532,163

+ 6.8
+11.0
+11.1
+ 5.7
—10.2
—23.4

6,834,970

6,155,294

219,979,629

221,248,269

107,905,162

105,597,274
31.933,300

28,973,909

16,544,614

20,374,468

7,3

785,366.950

750,712.287

42,537,747

38,426,381

+

1.8
8.1

11,546,305

12.418.099

—

7.4

16,719,134

16,060,636

+

6.7

1,446,087,120

1,415.918,721
23,963,303,838

11,953,375,923

+
—

87,471,375

,

—

+

53,523,451

Santa

17,808,228,907

17,046,539,640

+

4.5

15,163,115,255

12,437,369,955

Barbara,

13,131,983

Stockton

Total
Grand

Outside

Total

12,895,960

40,082,957

Louisiana—Shreveport

Utah—Salt

44,907,266

—

34,631,473
361,880,115

16,750,536
623,029,529

Worth

Fort

Oregon—Portland

165,109,714
Elmira

New

11,467,316

+

3,732,726

3.1

+

District--New York—

York—Albany.

New

3.0

4.5

+ 10.1

—

Reserve District—Dallas-

Texas—Austin
Dallas

+ 14.6
—

Total

Yakima

Second Federal Reserve

14,096,722
,35,562,006
517,280,406
13,886,053

8,019,027

_i

.

—

Springs

1,445,170

4,185,144

1,044,377
9,869,059
175,842,733
17,657,403

798,844,650

City

Joseph

Colorado—Colorado

Washington—Seattle

New

9,323,728

165,993,892

723,039,996

3,870,210

St.

1,296,435

1,243,976

13,030,694
194,409,590

Wichita
•

9,430,471

47,504,300

—

:

1

t

5,025,281

71,571,718

—_

Connecticut—Hartford

(12

•

4,468,285

.

-

Omaha

>

3,991,593

Bedford_______;—_.

Total

(7

Nebraska—Fremont

1959,

.

867,074,706

-

Lowell

New

6,451,825

Kansas—Topeka
,1960

,

Dec. %
!

:•

,

10,116,439

—

River__

—

,

or

"

2_

Worcester

:

4,398,610

—_.

Massachusettsn^Boston

Rhode

730,277,678

3,899,969

Lincoln

$

New

771,167,180

10,933,719
___L

Hastings

1962

First Federal Reserve District—Boston—;

New

12,432,095

Dakota—Fargo

years:

'

Maine—Bangor

Fall

8.9

10,694,605
442,403,268
190,052,916

457,935,347

+

—

11,953,375,923

Week Ended August 4

..

4.7

188,561,708
11,274,410
3,730,580
5,858,423
15,492,531

Dakota—Aberdeen

'

s?--

+

16,650,601

North
South

12,460.849
492,899,177

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-

add

now

week ended

•

11,790,298

516,068,192
205,372,576

Paul

Montana—Billings

23,963,303,838

13,489,221,854

District—Minneapolis-

Minneapolis

670,553,022

30,786,323,888

City__

Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth

(10
total

New

(a)

cities)
(106

York

cities)

City

Clearings

operations

30,786,323,888

29,083,504,174

+

5.9

27,039,452.018

13,489,221,854

12,531,794,320

+

7.6

12,331,888,477

discontinued.

* Estimated.

48

The Commercial and financial Chronicle

(680)

to the

requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve

AUGUST

3,

1962

AUGUST

TO

1962,

9,

#■

'■ t
■

$

S

-

.0387000

.0201100

.0201062

Germany,

deutsche

.927500

1210237
.144700

.144706

6Va%

.210175

.210200
2.805440

cumulative

Atlanta

.210200

2.805040

Renublic of

2.805500

1st

Gas

.327811

.327678

.327844

'.0800560

.0800560

.0800560

.0800560

Citizens

.277562

.277650

.277618

2.777267

2.777663

2.777722

•140000

.140000

.140012

.140025

.0350000

.0350000

.0360000

.0350000

.0350000

.'0166506

.0166506

.0166506

.0166506

,T94240

.194300

.194400

.194400

.231370

.231309

.231375

.231434

.231425

T.387409

———

.277593

1.397392

1.397280

1.397479

1.397509

2.805256

2:805040

2.805440

2.805500

'

—

South Africa,

Kingdom,

(194250

rand

;2;805300

sterling

pound

-

1st

15

Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
ir

•Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly

(In millions of dollars)

ber

y

}■*'
Aug. 8,

Aug. 1,

Aug. 9,

1962

1962

certificate (account

Gold

1,201

8

♦

—

+158

Total

gold certificate

(383)

'Discounts

it

advances

and

•

Bought outright
under repurchase

W.

>U.

174

+

10

+

•'26

bought

■15

—2,483

3,869

outright

repurchase

time

3

30,173

214

:■

agreement

-

-360

+

+2,321
:

148

—

Total

U.

S.

Govt,

Total loans

;■#

Cash

items

Bank

•i

and

securities

30,173

(premises

Other

In

collection

+

4,496

322

+

325

106

—

728

-

40

—

4

-

443

+

(1,231)

— —_—

52,453

+

2,159

1962

(In

ASSETS—»

and

loans

Total

Reserve

notes

(383 )

28,962

192

+

+1,328

Deposits:
bank

I;

reserves

280

+

143

'

:

Other

+

592

account

Foreign
*

17,267

■

Treasurer—general

S.

197

•

—"

340

-

deposits

58

Other

loans

U.

(848)

435

3,562

+

278

69

availability cash items

+

+

-

Sales

Total

liabilities

(1,231)

50,989

297

+

+ 2,055

'Real

f

k;

1

i..

'

of

liabilities

gold

&

accounts

cap.

certificate

reserves

(1,231)

+

+

314

deposit

and

F.

R.

1

Within

+2,159

.1

to

(combined

«

(Contingent
♦purch.

liability

for

-0.2%

1.4 %

correspondents

(Figures in parentheses
(process.

63

with

Currency

and

Balances

80

with

the eliminations made in (the >consolidating

Total

+

797

4

+

+

19

+

158
.1,569

+

80*

+

1,552

1,895

+

+

308

—

3,573

——

—

F

Condition Statement of Member Banks

(It '

The

condition

statement

of

>

I

the

Shows the
ed

)

(

U.

Domestic

weekly

reporting

Federal Beserve 'System .in

member

'leading cities

Mutual

following principal changes for the Aveek end¬

-Aug. il: Increases of $709 million in loans
adjusted,

$812 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and
$437 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
commercial

banks, and

a

decrease

of

^368

and

for

and

industrial

net

comparable week

a

gain

of

year ago,

loans

increased

in

nine

$192

million;

during

the

these loans increased $179
dealers for

personal
as

financing

compared with




$161

million.

institutions

an

•

441

+

purchasing

Loans

increased

to

sales

$358

official

insts.,

■

+

States

and

+

110

+

440

+10,407

368

*■—

+

2,100

+

1,072
22

+

+,

283

437

+

100

29

+

+

14

—

13

+

29

+

61
50

—

643.
1,028

„

—

deposits—total H

political

15

+

-f6,938

68*
43*

+

4,220
1|894

47,242

subdivisions

33,082
8,283

—

—.

—.

3,252

—

*

+

21

+

469

1

+

41

—

etc.:

2,146

4

+

277

123

banks

+
+

2

+

30

«

Borrowings:
Federal

From

banks

others

Other

Reserve

—

—

liabilities

133

61

+

2,136

+

479

11

+

+'

422

-5,426

+

62

+

185

13,361

+

87

+

751

or

and

million,

increase of $205 million
during the

! Exclusive
of

of

loans

valuation

t Includes

all

to

domestic

reserves;

commercial ..banks and

individual

loan

items

are

after

shown

deduc¬
gross.

demand

deposits except those of U. S. (Government
and domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process bf collection.
§ Includes

certified

If Includes

time

not
*

shown

July

and

deposits

separately.
25 figures revised.

officers'

of

U.

S.

checks

not

shown

Government

and

separately.

postal

savings

8-31

4

8-10

10-19

10-

910-

12 Vic
!8c
!$0.3594

6

1

9-14

10- '1

9-14

8-17

7-20

35c

.

Co.—

483/4C

9-

1

8-10

25c

*

9-

7

8-24

(quar.)_

8-20

6c
12V4c
12Vic
91 Vic
16c

&

8-20

8-27

8-

10- 1

8-

1

R-15

9-25

8-17

-9-25V

50c.
$1.25

1

10-15

11- :i :
p-

3

9-7

8-15

35c
36c
15c
.

7-30

9-15

.8-17
8-

1

9-

1

10-

1

11-

1

12-

1

Appley—

&

(monthly)
(monthly)

.12-31
2-

Light

(quar.)

Dauch, Ltd.

&

Manufacturing

Hollywood

Club

Turf

9-25

8-31

12-21

11-30

9-

1

8-14

i

25c

$35

9-

1

8-21

$7-50

9-

1'

8-21

—

Horn

5%

&

&

(annual)

(quar.)_.——
Corp.

(Frank

Ltd.,

class

A

(quar.)

—

Co. (quar.)
—
Houston Lighting & Power (increased quar.)
Howard Stores Corp., 4V4%
pfd. (quar.)—

Hoskins

Mfg.

(quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting

Hubinger
Hudson

-

1

8-

6

9-26

9-

4

9-26

9-

4

9-12

•

8-

8-28

8-17

9-12

Company

(quar.)

|

9-28-

99-

1
1

17Vic
!75c

,

1

10-

$1.06V4

9-20
2-

8-15

!l2Vic

40c
45c

8-17

-

2-28-63

$1.25

(quar.)
W.),

8-15

Inc.

preferred

Land

preferred

Horner

Winston,

15c
(quar.)
————__
$lL2Vi
(stock dividend) —— 10%
(George A.) «fe Co. (quar.)
35c
Hardart (N. Y.) common (quar.)—
15c

Class'B

8-15
8-15

10-15

—r-~-

Co

—:—

:

Rinehart

Horizon

1

8-15

10-25

(quar.)
10c
Hooker Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
25c
$4.25 preferred (quar. )*..——-——. $1.06Vi
$5 2nd preferred C (quar.)
$1.25
Hoover Co.," class
A (quar.)_
15c'

Holt

.

25c
145c

—

(quar.)

Quarterly
Hobart

1

9-14

!45c

Electric

Hinde

'

1

34-

—

•

5

8-20

9-10
$.04166
10-10
Class A
-$.04166
11-10
Class A (monthly)
$.04166
12-10
Class A (monthly)-—j——..———.——
$.04166
Class. A (monthly)—
$.04166 1-10-63
Class A
(monthly)——__—:—_
$.04166 2-11-63
Class A
(monthly)-.^
—
$.04166 3-11-63
Class
A
(monthly)-:
$.04166 4-11-63
10- 1
Heublein, Inc. .(quar.)—,
,
10c
9- 1
Heyden Newport Chemical, com. (quar.)—__
20c
9- 1
3V4%
preferred '(quar.)
~
-87Vic
9- 1
$4,375
preferred
(quar.)—.
—
$1.09%

Hormel

tion

8-17

9-14

$1.50

common

Light

9-

Y.)—

Stores,

A

4Vi%
ACCOUNTS

'(N.

Holders

9-12

45c

(quar.)

^—

Inc.

(quar.)

Extra

insts.,

com.,

& Marx

C.)

When

Payable of Rec.

8-15

Hilo

+

190

official

' 476

.

.

40c
15c

——

(quar.)

Co.

(D.

Class

.70

.

+

V.
Per

■

-

Inc., class A (-reduced)—
Co. (quar.)
Mining Co. (quar.)
—
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)—
Hempstead (LongIsland, N. Y. Bank) (quar.)
Hercules Gabon Products, 7% pfd A (quar.)
6% preferred B (quar.)
Hercules Powder, common (quar.)
$2 class A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)

109

531

interbank—*

Foreign:
Governments,

>

:_Aug 31"

1964——

Hecla

141

104

•

etc.—

banks

*

•-

March 15,

30

581

13

'(quar.)
& World,

Chemical

Harvey's

Heath

368

99

+

+

*
•

time deposits

•CAPITAL

carrying U. S. Government securities increased $74 mil¬
lion, and their loans for purchasing or carrying "other"
increased

5,129
4,369

...

■Other

From
,a

million. 'Loans to brokers and

securities

+

+

+2,912
+
472
+
358/
+ -812

65,116

Individuals, partnerships fc corporations!
Savings deposits

Commercial

districts

58

11,301

savings

Domestic

million in

demand (deposits adjusted.
Commercial

—_——

savings

Commercial
Time

ISep

1_. .Aug 15

due '1963—J -AUg 27

Share

preferred

3.90%
Harshaw,

interbank:

Foreign:
Governments,

426

i

debs,

f.

s.

due

(quar.)
Refractories,

Electric

Hartford

1,239
1,718

+

+3,586

91,527

—

Government

4%

(quar.)

Co.

Hart Shaffner

2,283
529

+

62,451-

+

deposits—total§

S.

534

•

stock—

pfd.

cumul.

page

Carpets, Ltd.,
pref.

Herman

Commercial

i

I.

434%

2,152

+

159,825

-Individuals,'partnerships, & corporations
States and political subdivisions.—___

}*
1 i-

$5

Corp.

pfd. stock

of Company

Mfg.

Harding

81
3,883

—
.

4,906

adjusted!..

—Aug 22

1966——

1,

Ohio—

due ly73

■

preferred

6%

'

(deposits

Demand
r

If-,

+

+

2,911

.—

—

—

1,483
banks

—

51
10

—

+

12,907

coin

107

17
110*
139*

—

14,944
banks.

339

—

2,085
6,737
14,667
4,576

assets/liabilities

Demand

h

Aug.

of

series A

bonds

from

Harcourt, Brace
Quarterly

,;

..

banks of

+

31,638

year

domestic

*

.Nov

stock

in this issue.

Mining

Hansen

396

+

banks

LIABILITIES—

|).(

+

-+

—

F. <R.

due
Co.

Harbison-Walker

14,525

*.

Hanna

68

—

358
14

assets—net..

Other
are

11

—

14

—

740

securities

Other

Reserves

acceptances

on

foreign

33.3%

9

+

3,717

etc.

——-

5 Years

533

9

-Aug 10

pfd.

:

■

•

2,542

finance,

5 .years.—.——

After

liabilities

note

87

-

■

li.

257

—

92

certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
+

:—

.161

Name

Treasury

52,453

74

+

1,303

bills—

533

533

DIVIDENDS

carrying:

Treasury

to

+

1,916

securities—total

Government

S.

mtge.

130

securities.—

commercial

Corp.

Telephone

1,647

187

1,221

17,898

loans

4J/2%

Continued

116

accounts

192*

loans

domestic

15

7,394
5,663

+

—

estate

to

-Sep

1, '64_ -Aug 20
-Sep
1

:

due July

pur¬

888

capital

Total

Ratio

U.

460

-

,

Surplus
♦Other

fn;. '■

M1.!
i

Loans

•Capital paid in_„

\n '
V {'■

+

363

to'foreign'banks

cumul.

Page

7,702

660
709

+

+

<———

personal

'Other

Other
i

+

+

-securities

.finance,

.

■

stock

pfd. stock; 4V4% cumul.
cumul. pref. stock___

Finance

gen.

*

476

Rubber.Co.—

&

•Announced

•

for purchasing or

4.20%

1961

bonds

1

Sep

of dollars)

Loans to nonbartk financial institutions:

T4

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—

1961

122,317

securities.

Government

S.

Loans

I?

for

securities

Other

70

+

18,396

Other liabilities '& accrued diviednds

[»

dealers

CALLED

stock

secured notes

Telephone

mtge.

Tire

6(4%

999

_

and

Government

S.

U.

Other
Total
Deferred

loans

chasing or carrying:

Member

U.

millions

*
Aug 27

;

Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp.—

Since

+

industrial loans

brokers

to

1962*

■

series

Aug. 2,

124,212

adjusted!

Loans

debs, (of

322

582

Aug 31

1

VaulV'teo.—

cumul.

and

to

33,146

—_

investments .adjusted!———

and

Loans

Agricultural
Federal

1st

3%%

75,735

investments.

Commercial and

LIABILITIES—

A%

( + ) or

July 25,

ISSUE

$5 dividend cumul. pfd.

f.

s.

581

*

-

Date

Tractor. Co.

Grave"

Rochester

Decrease (—)

Aug. 1,

Loans

assets

Clark

afid

$339 million.
Increase

2,857

(848)

Caterpillar

!

1

series due March

Co.—
preferred

second

432

1

—Aug 15

California—

of

Refining

Distilling Co. 6%

Beaanit Corp.

million and bor¬

+2,673

666

...

assets

Total

of

process

214

30,862

securities—^

&

cumul.

$1.50

Motor

domestic commecrial banks increased

Co.

1

1st mtge. .pipe line bonds 55/a %

Commonwealth

•

ft

Gas

1982.*

15,

pipe line bonds 47/a%

Ashland 'Oil

Barton

million and

others increased $479 million. Loans

from

rowings

Aug 31

Co.—

ENTIRE

'

$61

1980;

Co.—

Counties

1977;

General

increased

Reserve Banks

Sept. 1,

Sept." 1, >1977 and 1st mtge. pipe line bonds
5%% series due Sept. 1, 1978
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 series A pfd. stock

Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal

D due

due

883

+

•

-

,

•

•Company and Issue—

the Kansas

partnerships,

individuals,

deposits of

series

debentures due Feb.

1st mtge.

$46 -million.

in

$45 million

and

City District. Savings deposits increased $68

+4,061

17,356

i.

t

under

District,

537

Inc.—

3 Ve %

Electric Tower

514%
170

-/5,771

.

Bonds

Total

Louis

St.

corporations decreased $43 million.
3,177

Certificates

the

535

1st mtge. bonds series D due 1985
Eastern Transmission Corp.—

Texas

Chicago District,

the

million in

$113

City,

t ■'

"

TSTotes

mem¬

certificates

$75 million in the San Francisco District, $57 million in

"other"

IBills

Held

453

agreement

Bought outright—

n:;

7—1

+

.

securities:

Government

S.

—1,461

42

Held

?'.!•>

+

——

Acceptances:

3

+

647

Cash

.

U

15,874
387

reserves

York

New

Water

desposits adjusted rlecreased $160 million in

Demand

—1,619

5

+

14,673

Redemption fund for F. R. notes

conv.

1,
debs,

4%%

million, and the combined 'total of Treasury

notes and U. S. Government .bonds decreased

\h

)V

Potomac

1961

ASSETS—

I,

decreased $10

535

1969.——.—
*._Sep
due Sept. 1, 1972__Sep

Sept.

Co.,

bonds,

& refund.

1,

Decrease (—) Since

due

.Water

3%%

Haven

Southern

reporting

Oct

1,1982—.J—-—Sep

bonds series E due Sept. 1, 1980 and
mtge. 4% -bonds series FT due Sept. 1, 1980—

4%%

million, Treasury

decreased $51

banks

Increase ( + ) TJr

rii

increased

loans

estate

—I

due 1987

series C bds. due Sept. 1, 1976—Sep
Pioneer iNatural 'Gas Go, .6 % % /debs. ;due Mar. I, !977_iSep

<fOther" loans increased $80 million.

million.

v

Real

in 1961.

debs,

&

mtge.

Gen.

week

426

#26

mtge. 4%

New

similar

ig72^_6ep

series due

debs, due Sept,

■&%"%■ subord.

Gas

1st

Consolidated Statement of Condition

4% %

57/a%

year

534

Aug 15

Mining Co.—

12-year
Indiana

*

6

debs, due Sept. 1, *82_Sep

5%

series

bonds -4%%

mtge.

Homestake

Sep

Co.—

mtge. & coll. .trust -bonds 314 %

Duke 'Power Co.

w\

I

Utilities

-

1980 1st

Consolidated Natural Gas Co.,
Consumers Power Co.—

1

.0166506
—

—*—

.

(1st

533

1

''•.■■

.327811

2.777491

316

Sep

1963.:

due

Co.—

refunding mtge. s. f. bonds
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
6V2%
1st mtge. bonds series O due April !, 1990

series due

1st

\h

series

.00276283

1st

i*.;

3%

Electric

.00276283

.140000

—

-.

Aug 14

.00276283

4%%

316

Aug 15
V

:

100276266
'

Page

Co.—

bonds
&

1, 1968
-

.00161100

•Temporarily suspended.

?;v-

Light

mtge.

■Baltimore'Gas

-

.00161100

I', t

;

April

.00161rl00

>■,.

tr

due

prior preferred stock

:ooi6iioo

.277775

Switzerland, franc

■

Inc.—
debentures

conveftible

514%

.250358

:210175

Date

Engineering Co.,

American Investment'Go.-of Illinois—

.204050

'2:805266

REDEMPTION

iooionoo

'.0800560

pound

peseta
krona

United

1

2.777524

guilder

Norway, krone
Portugal,
escudo—

srt ••

.250381

'

peso

Spain,

.204050

.327530

dollar-

malayan

*

Aug 15

1970

(00276266

———

Zealand,

Sweden,

Adams

.00310633

.00310633

1210206

Netherlands,

11Jf'

.00310633
.204050
.250243

21805300

•

New

1,

Company and Issue—

>;•

.144684

1250250

-.00310633
-

.

Page

Date

PARTIAL

.210237

...

".204050

-

yen

Mexico,

.210262
r

.00310633

'rupee

Malaysia,

;927500

.210237
.144675

.250350

Ireland, pound
Italy, lira—
Japan,

..927656

.204050

mark

:

TENDER

Feb.

.0201000

.210262

-

OF

debs./due

subord.

.927560

.1.44700

.927500

Canada, dollar.
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone___
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), new franc-—India,

NOTICE

Company and Issue—

Textron, Inc. '5%

.0387000

.0201100

.0201100

franc

corporate bonds, .notes,

Of

2.235458

2.235410

.0387000

'

Belgium,

Aug. 9

'.0387000

;0387000

list

a

common

*

»

2.235091

2.235271

2.235298

and

$

peso

Australia, pound
Austria, schilling—

n

Thursday

Wednesday
Aug. 8

**

Argentina,

;

;

Aug.' 6

Aug. 3

i

Tuesday
Aug. 7

Monday

Friday

found

be

stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the locatioh in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
preferred
including

(Value in United States Money)

in New York

'

will

Below

INCLUSIVE

Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers

Unit

Monetary

Monday, August 13,1962

>

Fund Notices

Bank

daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
certifies

Country and

.

Redemption Calls and Sinking

FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant

.

4

7-28
8-17

.

8-17
9-

1

9-6

8-22

9-10

8-17

9-

'8-15

I

9-10

8-31

9-10

8-10

Voluhie 1&6

"Number '6185
vl":*:'.

The Commercial arid "Financial "Chronicle

.

.

.

T.

When

Per

,,

ipame of Company
Hudson
5%

.

.Share

.

Pulp r&. Paper Co.; class A (quar.)__

-

preferred

A

B

Trust—Units

Gas

1

8-17

9-

1

8-17

Lamhton

Loan

9-1

8-17

Lamston

(M.

.

14c

8-20

7-31

40c

9-14

8-30

^Laura

35>Ac

_

____

Production (quar.)
Hunt Poods & Industries, common
5%
preferred A (qu.ir.)___

5% ipreferred B (quar.)
Corp.
(special)
Erie

&

'

8-15
8-15

8-31

8-15

-Leader-Durst

9-14

$30c

7-27

J

______

Idaho

Power

Co.,«common (quar.)

Imperial Life Assurance
Incoihe "Properties,
Indiana

Gas

InduStria

&

Water

Electrlca

American

De

shares

Ingefsoli-Rand
6%

A

Co.,

preferred

Co.

common

Institutional
Vestment

income)

Interchemical

8-17

J75c

,

(from

;r

*

,

"

Class -B

.

Funding

Class

A

Class
Class

(stock

B

8-21

8-

Lock

8-13

7-27

$1.31'A

7-27

9-

j

.

10-10

4%

1010-

5%

; ..•»

Lukens-Steel

1

Lunkenheimer

preferred

-

3

:Lynch

8-

3

Lyon

Johftson

&

Jones

Laughlin

5%

Johnson

-preferredA (quar.)"__

Jontfs

Motor-

Jorgensen

Co:

(quar.)___

(Earle

M.)

Co.

___:

M

Sutherland

"

Kaiser

Aluminum

4%%

preferred
preferred

;

4Vo%
4%%

&

Chemical,

.

MacMillan

.

9-14
.

l

(quar.)_______

3:80%

series)
Light—

Power •&

preferred

9-17
10-18

9-

10-1

,

4:35%

preferred

8-15

•

4/50%

preferred

Kellogg
3y2%

7-31
7-27

3%%

Kelly

preferred

Douglas, " Ltd.,"

Keliwood

Co.

preferred

Kentucky
4%%

Ketfchum
Keyes

10c

(quar.)______'

Fund

investment

Keystone

from

20c

Steel,&

Kleinert

(I»

B,)

Knickerbocker

income

net

Wire

Fund

plus

A

Class

A

Krbsge

(S.

Inc., (N.

7-31

9-10

8-10

9-12

8-28

'

preferred

preferred
Steel

B

Co.

9-

1

12-15

12-

1

'9-14

20c

8-31

8-15

9-28

9-14

68%c

9-28

9-14

,.14c

__X_

1

8-

6

10-

1

9-

6

14c

(quar.)______________i_

A

9-

40c

27J/2c

11-

1

10-

5

8-21

1

"7-27

1

9-15

2%

8-15

7-30

12y2c

8-15

8-1

22c

9-29

8-22

$1.50

26Vic

(quar.)____

27c

(quar. )_j__.

10-

1

9-17

9-30

9-17

10-

Lake

dividend

Central

Airlines,

:_

6%%

Trust

ficial

Miami-Data
Tile

Processing

pfd.




(quar.)___

,

&

Terrazzo

Seamless

Michigan

States

(6-for-5
5%

preferred

Middlesex

9-

1

Stock

5

9-

5

1

8-15

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

10-31

10-10

93 %c

9-

■'

60c

1

.

9-14
9-14

New

8-30

9-30
9-

8-

-

8-18

5

8-15
8-10

5y2%

$1.06y4

9-

1

8-10

Newmoiit

10-

1

8-

8-30

8-

8

50c

8-15

7-31

9-

8-15

10c

15c

50c

4

8-15
,

8-

9-10

10c

ment

9-

1

9-15
5

40c

9-

7

87 %c

10-

1

9-

7

United

dividend

:

87 %c

9-10

8-31

8-30

8-17

J25c

(quar.)—_

10%

div.)
dividend)-

4%

11-

1
1

8-15

9-15

98-

8

30c

8-24

20c

9-12

8-10
•

8-17

Illinois—

:

9-29

9-29

8-22
8-22

Shore

«

Northern

Ontario

•"

Northwest

Insurance
—

Northwest

8-15

7-30

5?75.%

10-

1

(Fort

4 50%

3-24
9-24

'9-15

B-15

731

B-15
B-24

'7-31

10-16

9-29

8-17

3-10

9- 1

8-17

8-27

9-10

3-15

9- "6

8-31

9-15

9-14

12%c
50c

35c
93%c
$1,12'/2
$1,12y2
$1.25
$1-25
$1.50
60c
$1.40

40c

8-10

•9-14

5%

8-10

9-1

8-

8

*

7- 2

8-16
8-15

8-

*

1

9"

5

8-16

9-

5

8-16

8-17

8-3
8-10

8-25
8-15

'r

8-

8-14

TO-

1

8-31

9-10

1

10-

1

9-10

10-

1

9-10

9-10

8-10
8-15

8-31

10-

8-31

1

'7-20

8-15
'

10-

1

9-

7

10-

1

9-

7

10-

1

9-

7

9-19

9-

5

'9-19

9-

5

10-

I

9-14

9-15

8-31

9-15

8-31

1

8-10

9-

preferred
Natural

preferred

5'A%

preferred
preferred

9-13

9-21

8-30
9-

7

1

3-17

9-14

8-17

9-

9-10
8-10

11-

1

9-28

8-

9

7-19

10-11
8-31

3-15

9-

1

12-15

12-

1

8-31

(quar.)

7-30

8-31

9-20

8-31

tl5c
32y2c

$1.-12%
(quar.)___

(quar.)_—

(quar.)—1

8-13

9-20

-34%c
37y2c
20c
30c
44c
37y2c
40c

$68%c
—

common

Gas, ^common

9-10

U2%c
t50c

(quar.)

(quar.)—..

(quar.)

30c
25c
$1
t30c
$1
25c
15c
' ■- t5c
10c
10c

9-20

8-31

1

8-10

9-20

8-24

1

8-24

9-

10-

8-15

8-1

10-

1

9-14

9-

1

8-15

10-25

9-29

Ltd—•

5.72% preferred (quar.)—
Northwestern Public Service, common—_—
4y2%

5%

Power,'common

Bancorporation,

8-14

5

Co.,

5%% 1st ^preferred (quar.)
Northland Utilities,-Ltd. (quar.)

1

10-

Gas
—

Quebec

9-

20c

Natural

Initial
Northern

8-31

Neb.)—'

(quar.)__—_
Public Service, common—

(quar.)——
Northern Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone, com. (quar.).—_

15c

T___—

1

(Illinois)

preferred

25c

8

Co.

Gas

Indiana

4.40%

25c

8-

(quar.)___
Investment, common—

preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)

Northern

1

8-20

10-25

7y2c
10c

Coal

American

6%

7-31

15c
25c

.

American

North

7-31

10- 4

11- A

20c

(quar.)

5%%

T0-16

9-

—

—

Car

North

25c

Life

11- "1

18c

North

8-31

■8-16

(42c from net invest¬
from undistributed

income »plus

Quarterly

7-30

9-10

(stock

;

——

North American

bene¬

~30c

(quar.)

Ry., common (quar.)——
adj. preferred (quar.)—_
preferred iquar.)*
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
——
North American Acceptance Corp.
(quar.)—

8-15

1

____

4%
6%

8-18

910-

—

—

Norfolk & Western

8

40c

.

—;

4%

8-17
8-

preferred

Corp.

8-10

9-27

0114

9-14

40c

common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
——
Noranda Mines, Ltd., new com, (init. quar.)

6

8-17

1

9-

______________

(quar.)

(quar.)

capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co.,

8-20

8-24

(quar.)
Co.

Mining

Quarterly
Niagara Share

8

2%

prior

18--3

1

9-14

'

Corp., common
(quar.)__
4% preferred (initial)..
Newport News Shipbuilding &"Drydock—

9-15

8-20

7%c

(Lincoln,

9- T '

9-28

9-

J. )—1

Rental l(N.

preferred (quar.)
pi-eferred (quar.)
New York Times, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
,

1

8-10
-8-415

9-15

"

16V2c
20c
12%c
30c

(quar;>_

(quar.)

4V2%

9-

»

i

9-15vi

r9c

$4.50

1

8-31

9-

_f,

(quar.)

Insurance

9-1

B-15

15c

(quar:)_—_

Inc. 'tquar.

preferred

8-17

18c

Fibre

Brake

8-22

9-10

5%

__——

York,

3,75%

Y.)—

(quar.)__

Air

9-14

1

9-

$20c
!30c

"(incr.-fquar.)—

Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New"YorkjState Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)

9-20

4

York

35c

______

split)

9-14

10-15

(quar.)——____—____
Corp.,^class A (quar.)—:—._

"Jersey "Zinc Co.

New

1

10-

■15c

(quar.)

Water

10-15

-30c
(25c
50c

—_

9-12

c

25c

25c

of

37y2c

9-28

9-

9-10

9

9-'5
*7-16

Co.

Stores,

8-

8-16

New

!io- 1

9-10

"

Investment

Midwestern

NedickA

1

8-20

Co.

8-22

7%c

2-for-l

8-24

9-

(initial)

stock

1

19-14

Corp., cl. A '& cl. B (stk.-div.)
stock "split'on class "A &-class B

42 %c

Co.

7-31

-25c
-.-25c
-2%

8-15

8-

7

10-31

-

93 %c

>

©stock

8-15
8-0

8-17

9-

t30c

(quar.)

Tube

'7-14

8-31

8-15

-

9-

(quar.)

Telephone

New -common

Life

9-15

8-10

55c

Michigan Sugar, 6% preferred (accum.)_
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)

Midwest

32y2c

8-24

$1

pfd.

8-15
9-15

.8-17

5c
Neiman-Marcus'Co., Common -(quar;):
- 17y2c
4'A%
preferred (quar.)—______________
$1.06'A
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper, <class A (quar.)
20c "
Class B (quar.)
___•_
20c
Nelly (Don) Inc. (quar;)_______—_________
18c
Neptune Meter Co., Common (quari) ________
20c
$2/40'preferred (quar.) _______
________
60c
Nestle-LeMur Co., (quar.)_——
5c
New -Fhigland "Electric "System
(quar.)__—_-*■ •
'28c
New" Jersey POwer & Light—J
4% "preferred
(quar:).
_________
$1
4:05%
preferred
(quar.)__:
Bl.Ol'A

93 %c

Michigan Gas Utilities Co

Midwest

1

8-3

5%

—

Center

'5%c
6y2c
'50c

—

_

7% -preferred
(quar.).
Metalfab,
Inc.
(quar.)
Mexican Light
Power, $1

9-17

11-

8-20

;

8-

11-15

8-15

62 y2

of

3-20

_—

Corp., common (quar.)—

9-30

2.92%

8-31

5c

____________

unit

9-10

Nationwide

17c

per

*25c

Initial

8-15

20c

(quar.)

Y.)

*3-

—_

Research

National Work-Clothes

8-22

9- *4

$1.18 y4

($0.1110244

interest)

Middle

6

8-31

30c

10c

—„——

Quarterly
;

8-17

quar.)__

(quar.)

8-15

3

9-

8c
25c

(quar.)

common

$2

Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
Stock

Co.,

preferred

31 Vic

(quar.)

Vulcanized

85c

(N.

8-15

(Canada)—■

Chemical Dorp.

&

National

(quar.)—

Co.

Starch

8-21

$1.37%

Assurance

Metal & Thermit

Miami

9-11

9-

$3.50
Mesabi

•

:

Stores
Fire

&

8-17

series

9-10

4c

(?-a)_—

v9-

>8-24

series.—;——

35c

(quar.)

Co.

Merchants
Merck

8-31

25c

Mfg.

stock

&

Tea

'

preferred A__

Mercantile

i

62V2c

?

Menasco

National

Corp.

preferred B

4%%

7-31

9-15

14c

(monthly).
Co.

'

-

,

4%
-

8-20

8c

8ytc

Apparel, Inc. (stock dividend)____
La'Crpsse Cooler
(quar.)
^_______
La !Crogse Telephone (increased quar.)
Laqlede Gas Co,, common (quar.)
5%

8-15

Shoe

Securities

Video

National Bank & Trust

Melville

Y.)—

(monthly)
S.)

1

Co.

8-13

9-13

Corp.—

^____

National

(quar.)___——
(quar.)

Frank

&

Mellon

1

1

9-27

8-15

_

Machinery

National

(quar.)_.

—

9-

12-

(quarterly

_

National

Insurance

(quar.)—
(initial)

8-B
•

12-20

$0,065

dividend

National

7-31

30c

dividend

>3-10

1

(quari)____—_____

Assurance

7

.v,

(N.

8-10

8-31

18-27

15c

Inc.

& 'Chemical

7-31

...

(quar.)——u-u'
Co.

1

7-30

>8-31
/

(quar.)

35c

-National /Bank,

1

•9-12

Products Kquar,)_________—

8-

&

&

Brook

8-

B-

40c

Co. *-f(quar.

8-31

9-12

Stock

\

50c

(quar.)

'

:

Meadville Telephone
Meehan-Tooker Co.

7-31

8-15

31c

preferred (quar.)

Laclede

9-7

liy4C

profits)

L'Aiglon

4132%

8-

1

,

Kroner'Company, common (quar.)____
6%

1

8-31

25c

Johnson

8-31
'8-31

f9- 1

$1.37%
______

—

Register

8-15

Semi-annual

8

9-

spe-

a

Mead

Meadow

s8-31

1

Corp.—

Rubber

Stock

10-11

9-14

common

10-

55c

__ _ _

2c

,

(quar.)

preferred

lc

(quar.—_

$0.0355

4—

Meier

(quar.)________
Co.
(quar.)______

,

8-10

1

37 %c

Corp.,

4%%

8-15

10-

S'Ac

Corp.—
Class A (monthly):

1

8-24

9-

,

_^eX___

Krritter

9-15

1%

(quarterly From income)

Co,

8

11-

Engineering (quar.)——
Company "(quar.)——.

McWhyte
Mead

8-24

30c

Co.

".

Creamery

1-

63

8-10

(quar.)———

McNeil'Machine

8

1-15

9-10

National

3-17

______

Inc.

■8-17

1

10- T

■12 %c

(quar.)

Preferred "stock

(quar.)

Rob'oins

&

.8-31

9-10

'IP-

*40c

______

(quar,

^Fund,

Quarterly

7-31

9- T

35c

(quar,)_.

preferred

*8-31*

t$1.75

Bank "Of

National Life

.

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.

8

43c

Koehring Co., common (resumed)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
"______
5 Vi%
preferred
(quar.)

"Ciass

14-

K-l" "(11c

realized

Rubber

Quarterly
Quarterly

1-15-63

<8-15

Aircraft

McKesson

3

16c

''Series

Knickerbocker "Biologicals,

Knudsen

10-

4-15-63

,15c

1

$5.50

3

10-15

2%

$1.25

Corp. (quar.)—______—
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., common (quar.)

3

$1.18%

Co., common
.
preferred (quar.)_

net

1212-

$1.25

common

Income

of

12-15

12-15

7-31

(quar.)_—

Corp.,
common
(increased
preferred
(quar.)

$2.50

":

10c

8-17

/

Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75:preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)—:
3%%
preferred
(quar.)

McDonnell

>8^31

1
1

10-

___;
30c
($100 par)
(quar;)______
$1.06Vi
($50 par)
(quar.)_____—36'Ac
National Drug "& Chemical. 60c pfd. (quar.)
fI5c
National Gypsum Co., >$4.50 pfd.
(quar.)— '$1.12%
National Lead, common
(quar.)
"75c
7% "preferred 'A (quari) ___________—___
$1.75
6% "preferred B
(quar.)
—________—
($1.50

8-24

8-15

May

3

25c

;__

(s-a).

'

cial

8-

8-20
.

9-10

25c

McCord

1

10-

10-

4*A% 'preferred
4%%
preferred

8-15

9-15

1__——

preferred

f$1.75

ordinary income-—______________
(Tulsa) 1 (quar.)_

Common

1

9-15

25c

$3.40

8-1
8-15

2%

Westchester '(stock Bivid.)
National Biscuit*Co._____________—_____

7-31

5c

_4__

Ltd.

8-1

B-15

"

(quar,)______

Co.

Aviation

From

9-28

15c

.

Co.,

8-

,

8-15

17%c

—_

Electric

"8-15

-35c

National Bank

1

10-15

Maui

9-1

'

8-15

.

(quar.)

Extra

"B-15

6c

______

Acme

National

7-31

$15c

-

Life

*8-15

1

2c

income)

National

8-15

9-

t30c

Co. Inc.
(initial)—
—
Conveyer
(quar.)
1——
Matthessen '& Hegeier Zinc (Stock dividend)

8-10

9-15

9-15

5c

—

12-lb

8-31

9-24

lc

&

7

1

9-

*9^15

t25c

__

* (quar.
(quar.)

Investment

Monthly

8-16

8-31

15c

Matheson

9-15

1-2-63

25c

Alloys (stock dividend)__________
Keystone Custodian Funds—•
"frcrni

10- 1

40c

Keystorie

Keystone

8-14

25c

Utilities,

1st

8-14

t6yic

preferred
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)

Fibre

4.80%

9-1
9-1

87y2c

;_______

A

Nation-Wide Check

8-24

8-30

62 %c

'Indemnity

9-

9-28

"9-

.*

Foundation—

National

8-31

12 %c

—

Mathews

8-14

(quar.)_______

common

(quar.)

5%

•

1

(quar.)

Common

•

8-17

9-

,

Common

8-17

1

9-

8-14

'

Kentucky Stone Co.,

9-1

8-14

.'_

_L

Quarterly

8-31

«

3%

-35© $1.12%.
•$i;i7% •

(quar.)____
Service Co., Inc.

NalccChemicallquar,)

7-20

75c

.

.

,/

Massachusetts

"

9-10

9-10

,

10c

Corp.

8-17

9-12

-25c

.

•

(quar.)—i___;

Company

from 'dividend

7-25

3-15

ioc

17 %c

Inc.

>•

20a

(quar.)______

common

Investing

Mutual

7-31

20c

(quar.)__

McLennan

8-17

1

_____•

"Extra

&

1

:•

Kennametal,- Inc.
(quar.)
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
Common

M'arsh

1

1

(quar.)

8-15

12%c

Inc. • (quar.)_

Marion, Mfg.

9-

18c

A

Corp.,

Beneficial /shares

3-31

:

(quar.)___

J

30c

7%c

dividend)

(preferred

Mutual

1

8-15

(quar:)-

Masco

9-

(quar.)_>

8-

3-10

(quari)

common

8-15
*8-15

30e

i__

(stock

Muskogee

1

25c

(quar.)

CO.,

8-17

9-

:___

©lass

shares

9-

87V2C

fquar.)

&

8-31

$1.12y2

.___

8-

9-12

20c

—

Marshall Field & Co.

$1.05

■

1

"35c

(.quar. from invest., income)—

>

8-13

$1.08%

Co.—■

8-3

■

Petroleum shares 4quar.)
Manhattan Life-insurance (N. Y.)
Manning, Maxwell &^Moore (quar.)

Manpower,

,

preferred (quar.)

8-27

pref. A (quar.).
Powell
(quar.)_—

&

9-10

35c ■'»

,

(quar.)__,
(quar.)

35c

Maine'Central RR., 5% ;pfd. (accum.)____—

Metal

-

7

8-14

10c

(quar.)

3-8

•____

preferred
(quar.)
Managed FUnds:

8-24

$1.18%

preferred :(quar.)_____
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)

3-15

5%

8-10

4%

B-15

(quar.)__

Company
(increased)
Metals
(quar.)__

Mallory, (P. !R.)

3

9-10

.,$1.18%

;_

(quar.)

$2.50
75c

——

Stock- dividend

10-10
8-

Magnavox

Magnetic

7-31

8-14
10- 1

$1.03Va

(1959

8-15

6% .partic,

Bloedel

Madison Fund

7-25

V

59%c

.

T-25

9-

(quar.)—4/™—
(E. (F.) Co; r (quar.)

Ltd.,

$1

,

-8-15

5%%

8-24

Chemical

Macco

8-31

1

:

.

—.—-——-

95c

(quar.)

9-15

Murphy

8-24

Mines. :Ltd;ii___—

Gold

8-31

9-

(quari)

Murphy- (G. C.) Go.

7-30

9-10

Indh'stries (quar.)__

MacLeod's,

9-10

.

Co.

_______

Class M

•8-15

8-22

__________

Systems

FUnd

MacDonald

=

22y2c

(quar.)i

preferred

Kansas :City

..

(quar.),.

com.

preferred

l

4%%

..

9-

25c

'(quar.)—

Fixtures

Store

1

'7-16

11-

D

Macassa

'8-31 *.

8-15

'

.

&

Products

9-15

'

25c

Mines

Steamship Co.

Communications
Metal

8-22
8-

8-31

(quar.25c

TquarJ

Paper

8

B

8-15

(quar.),
(Boston)—

(quar.)

MIF

.

KVP

8-

8-

9-10

—

MSL

v.-,',.

*■■■'..

11-1

>

9-

^9-

1

9-15
,9-15
1

Movie "Star, Inc., class A (quar.
Movtela*. Film Laboratories—

Distillers

$1.25

.

Extra

8

National

25c

:

-

8-

10-

10c

1

93%c
.

8-8

9-

9-15

■-

12 %c;

(quar4)-___;

Advertising

Dairy

62y2c

.

9-

25%

Picture

(Louisiana)
-Mouht Diablo

National

8-15

?

5c

40c

!

(quar.)_

common

Motion

3

8-15

82c

(quar.)____,

8

8-

..,

.

$1

Steel,

8- '8

Casket

9-

v :15c

York) (s-a)____ '
common (quar.)_X._______._____._
preferred (quar:)

8-

1

Cash

-'^1,25-..' ;'10- "1

(New

1

9-

8-30

1

$125

Co., -Inc.

National

9-15

v

7-31

•0-

9-30

—_

Ry.—

Morrison-KnUdsen

National

$1.50

Light—

7-30

3

so/h' '

$1.25

2-1$

9-11

9-

.

8-

8-15

(quar.

11-16

9-14

1

25c

(quar.)

Utilities, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar/)
Montana
Fuel
Supply
(quar.-)____________
Moore Corp., Ltd., < common (quar.)_
7% "preference A (quar.
7% 'preference B (quar;)

8-17

B-20

10-

5c

4.70%

2-15

8-15

•$1

4.50%

-

10-

$1.10

Montana-Dakota1

:,

"3-10

25c

(quar.)

Co.

925

•9- (1

$1.15

(semi-annual)

Chemical

10-15

$1:25

'■

Marking system

9-10

75c

dividend

=

8-20

1

*45C

(qukrO—

conv.,pfd. '(Initial quar.)

9-1

^9-10

(quar.)
Co;

Lykes Bros.

8-

15c

(quar.)^___
&

7-31

1

9-1

.....5c

"<■

Co.

Insurance

.

RR.

Co.

Go.

8-17
11-16

8-27

(s-a)______

(quar.)—
(reduced)

Stores

1

39c
9- 1' hrt8«l»8t
-44©h:t.9- -i:hi'.-8-15

Jew©l -Tea,

&

Lucky

10-

<-i-.;«»

...

Stock

Insurance

Silver-Lead

Friday

'10-

.

Power

preferred

3%%:

Lucky

10-10
9-1

35%©

Co._

Jergens: (Andrew)

Jersey

Nashville

&

Protective "Life
Quarterly

10-10

•

Monarch

-18c
20c

Louis

Co.

Inc.,: 6%

Monarch Fine FOods

7

"$1.21

(quar.)

preferred

Loyal

2c

Jefferson Construction

4%

non-cumulative

,1 Louisville

1

9-

9-

sI2VSc

:

(quar.)
Henderson & St.

7x/2c

m

,

Engraving Co. (quar.)
Jamfcsthwn Telephone Corp. (N. Y,)
(quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.):

Jersey-Central

5%

1

10-15

15c

8- -1

25c

Cement

Louisville,

1

8-17

1

4

^8-15 '

___

dividend)——.

(stock

common

8-

__

,

Ltd.

Co.;

8-15

.

Oilier

In©.,

Gas

8-15

9-

9-

.9-28

8-20
B-20

9-

9-

50c

"

"3%c

Cofp.' (qutfr.)_

Grocers,

Star

8-31

$2

8-10;

•

—__T_—

Louisville

York—

dividend)

.

(quar.)__

7-20

_—

Machine

Co.

8-10

,<

-Mon-Art,

8-17

1

1

9-1

$1.25

(quar.)

Mohawk- Rubber

8-15

1

9-10

9-10
$1.10
12-10
<$1.10
$1.10 <3-10-63
9-10
50c
12^10
50c

4.84%

•

Utilities, common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)_______„

Jantken,

Lone

Pipe

Modine ?Mfg. "Co;

3"

7-31

Regulator—

"Missouri, Utilities,
common
5%
preferred
(quar.

9-

—_

12V2c

„

9-

8-

'

-•

•

.

..

.

stock -split)______

1

175c

(Utah)

New

.

u*.—

8-15

1_

'0-10

16c
30c '»
'$0c
21c
v
60c
"12y2c
.

.

1

"50c 3-10-63

12y?c

(quar.)_

*

preferred (quar.)_i
Louisiana
Gas -iService
(quar.i—

Southern

Jaeger

Joint

London

8-31
8-31

8-10

(quar;)

Inc. ..(initial)
(2-for-l

Lockhard

$1

9-

; 1%

;

B

8-10

.

Jahn '&

8

-

,

8-20

>

...

Cos.,

9-10

.

-

Stock

8- 20

com.
(quar.)__
47x/2c
Iowq-Public Service, common, (increased)25c
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)___.
:
93%c
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)___
_;
;
97y2c
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)__l
$1.05

$1^76

6

8-15

1

8-15

Ltd., class A (quar.)_
f4',Vc
(quar.)___—
—f4iVo
$2:40 preferred (quar.)
;; "60c
Lobliiw "Groceterias, Ltd
:
170c
$1.50 1st' preferende A (quar.t37V2c
2nd preference
(quar.)
|70c
Local Finance, preferred
(quar.)—________
ll%c

8-10

9-

5c

preferred; (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois;-Gas & Electric,

4%%

8-

8-10

9-10

8-24

(quar.)

Monsanto

iton "Industries

Class

8-15

7

10c

6%

Iowa

*1

-

8-31

J30c

______________

A

Special

7

8-J

8-31

1

9-15

60c

class A (quar.)______—

12%c

Ltd.

of

j

1

9-

27y2c

Inc.

Corp,

1

Loblaw

15c

(quar.)

Lines,

8-

9-

15c

Original Stock (quar.)_________—
:
:
Original Stock (quar.).
u—
Original Stock: (quar.)
—u—1—
Special Stock (quar.)__
Special Stock (quar.)

8-10

1

9-

i%c

Motor

7-30

8-15

$60c

Stretch Products, Inc. (initial)

Engineering

8-

*

8-31

7-^31

9-4

'-$127%

(quar.)_
Mississippi Glass, common
-Mississippi Power, 4.60%
preferred "(quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)__
Missouri-Kansas
Pipe
Line, common.,
Class ,'<S

8-22

<8-15

$1.37%
___________

(quar.)

preferred

5%

'

„>

Investors Diversified Services—
Class A (increased quar.)_____,

Investors

9-10

7c

Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
Interstate

Lipe Rollway, Corp.,

Littelfuse,

International Telephone :& Telegraph—
4%
preferred (quar.)______.
5%% rprefei'red (quar:)
______

Interstate

•

5

9-10

<

-"$1.60

;

3% (preference
(quar.)__.
Minnesota Power & Light, tommon

■

(quar.)

'Little Miami RR.-—

9-18-3

25c

(quar.).

Line,

"

8-15

$1.75

Co.. (quar,)

Pipe

v

Common

8-15

(quar.)—^__4,

preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred

Holders

"IOC

56%c

Hat <Co.,/common

Minn*a(»)lis-Honeywell

i

Glass

,

8- 7

.

1

9-

75c

./

(initial)

Interprovincial

1

9-

-

___

______

8-2

35c

-(Canada), Ltd. (s-a)__
Corp., class A__
Petroleum, Ltd.
(quar.)^___w_

International

0-

12-3

10c"
-

International-Paints

Silver

9-10

S

income

International Resistance

1

(quar.)

Life Insurance Co. ofTVirginia (quar.)
'Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)_
■"
Lindberg Steel Treating, class A (quar.)___
.Link-Beit Ca. (quar.)_
is

8-15

1

9-

40c

:

International-Parts

International

10-

Co.

&

(quar.)

_____

11-16

1-2-63

$3

International Investors/Inc.—

International

8-10

preferred

-Libby, McNeill & Lib by (stock dividend)
Life -& Casualty ^Insurance Co. (Tenn,)—:
/
Quarterly

in-

common

investment

4

3%

Libbey-Qwens-Ford

8- 1

11-30

75e
.

Inteifnational'Harvester,- 7% pfd. (quar,)
International
Holdings
Corp.
(from
net
ordinary income)
:
net

9-

(initial quar.)
10c
(quar.)__—10c

A

Leslie Salt

9-14

9-1
9- 1 ■"

25c

___

(quar.)
International- Business Machines (quar.)

From

10-1

20c

_____

Corp.,

$1.44

class

common

—

'■<

*

X
Fund

9-

6c

____

Foundation

8-10

8-24

1

'

t37%c\';.

■

(quar.)'

(quar.)__

(quar.)_
Institutional -Shares, Ltd.-—

8-10

7-25

.

Inlahd Steel "Co.

-

8-20
9- 7

(monthlyv.
(guar.)
,
*.

(s-a)

,

25c

'

___

Mexico B.A.—
___!

___

9-13

12-13

20c

(quar.)__

(Canada)

class

.

9-

5%

35c
Leecq-Neyille^Co/
(quar.)
10c
'Leesona Corp. (quar.)
l2y2c
Lehigh ^Portland Cement (quar.-25c

12-28

X-

Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints

9-28

,

'9-

5%%
$5.10

1

8-15

5%%

$1.25

__________

9-18

1

Leath

Tool -Works

Illinois

9-

9-28

When

.

*P ay able of Rec.

Share

.

6 % preferred (quar.)_
Mine*Safety Appliances'Co:—■,
4V2% /preferred (quar.)____
Minneapolis Gas Co.^-

8-15

32y2c
v'6c

9-15

4

7-31

_

$1.25

9-1

dividend

Stock

9-14

8-15

70c

'8-10

9-1

9-17

Corp.,

Lear 5Sie,gler, ^Inc.,

1

10-

8-17

$tf7y2C

(quar.)

8-31

10c

(quar.)_
Huston
(Tom) Peanut Co, (quar.)
Huttlg Bash & Door Co.
5%
preferred ' (quar.)
5%,. preferred
(quar.)___

1

9-

-25c

Bryant, -Inc. (quar.)
Secord Candy Shops

Miller ^Bros.

12-17
'9-15

(quar.)—__,

Inc.

Laurentide Financial, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
!Lawter
Chemicals
(increased)—i-,.—,

$1.25

_______

Mortgage

Lane

H:),

a-31
10-1

—_—

8-31

12y2c
$1,25

(quar.)__

„

Hupp

s

Co

Per

of Company

Name

14

.

2

Investment

&

Holders

Payable of kec.

25c

(quar:)—

Cla6s A

v

When

■

Share

Lambert'(Alfred), Inc.,;^class A (incr. quar.))

8-17

9-

Hugqton

Huron

9- 1

32c

$1,(41 2nd preferred (quar,)_l.___„_^___.„
Hugoton

Per

Company

3iy4c

L_.

(quar.)

TVi ;v i-'iTh'W'a. &»r a*.ftrnhrrfe

Holders
Name of

*49

(681)
•i

i. -..'Wii-vir. "j

Payable ofRee

#31%c

(qUar.)

5.12% iprefefrCd

J'; 11. !.>■ '»>, yVr; I 'aXt-fii. i,.;.'!

v".;'

—__—

9-14

8-25

8-31

8-16
3

9-

1

8-

9-

1

8- 3

25c

8-15

8-

6

$1.43%
$1.43

8-15

8-

6

8-15

8-

6

32l/2c

9-

1

8-15

$1.12%
$1.31 >/*

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

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mmmww

w.

50

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(682)

^

When

Per

Share

of Company

Name

Portland Cement (quar.)

Northwestern States

(quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_:
Pharmacal

Norwich

Co.

1

Name of Company

9-21

9-10

8-10

10-

25c
25c

Industrial

Power

Class
Powers

9-1

8-1

Prentice

9-1

8-1

Presidential

Inc.

Oceanarium,

(auar.)_

Crankshaft

Ohio

(quar.)

(quar.)__
Ohio Forge & Machine Corp.
(quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4'/a% pfd. (quar.)
Ohio

preferred

4.40%
4.20%

'.

(quar.)—.—*

a——

43/4%

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

4.92%

preferred

_

Chemical

Mathieson

Corp.

Tyrone

Pottery

Onondaga

1

1

9-

1

8-15

Public Savings Insurance
Stock
dividend

9-14

8-31

$2 ' preferred

6

4 Va %

9-

1

8-

6

4.64%

1

8-

6

.9-

8-

1

9-

1

8-15

8-15

7-31

(quar.)

Public

8-10

8-31

>

-f
i

-

•4
i

.

$1.40

7-31

4.08%

9-

•f

preferred (quar.)
1
4.75% preferred (quar.)
,
Orbit Instrument Corp. (stock dividend)
Wholesale Ltd.,

Oshawa
L'«.
i <(

.

i

4%

1
7

preferred

(quar.)

!V

Chemical

Oxford

Paper

$5

Co.,

preferred

Pabst

class

(quar.)

A

8-23
8-20

Pacific

Employers Insurance (L. A.)
East Line, Ltd., common
5l/4 % 1st preferred (quar.)

Pacific

Finance

Pacific

Corp.

6%

preferred

redeemable

preferred

5%

redeemable

preferred

redeemable

redeemable

4.36%

redeemable

Products
Co.

(N.

&

Paterson

Co.

7-18

Brewing

Peerless

5%

Co.

1st

8-17

$

Ltd.,
Fruit Co.,

Penn

■■M
'i'4

|

4.50%

7%C

9-29

9-15

Reid

65c

8-14

8-

60c

8-15

7-20
8-

8-31

20c

9-

6

8-15

9-

6

8-15
7-31

8-24

9-15

9-14

7c

9-

7

8-

8-28

Corp.
&

8-

8

Richardson

8-31

9-14

8-31

Richfield

10-

1

9-14

Richman

9-

1

8-15

Class

9-

1

8-15

:n

Petroleum

V!

Pfaudler

*

9-

9-17

9-

$621/2 c

Rinehart

3

Rio

8-15

1

Ritter

3

Class

A

9-18

9-

4

Class

8-15

7-16

9-15

1

8-20

9-

1

8-20

$1.10

9-

1

8-10

92

5 Va %

9-

1

8-10

9-

1

8-10

9-

1

8-10

$1.12 y2

9-

$1.15

9-

1

8-10

25c

10-

1

9-

4%

$5.50

Natural

$1.16

9-

1

8-15

8-

Rohm

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

8-15

7-31

9-28

9-

preferred

Pillsbury Co.,
$4
Pine

common

preferred
Street

Quarterly

from

preferred
P.

S.

net

(quar.)

6%

income

(quar.)
'

9

9-

1

Company

Talbot,

(quar.)

,




Russ Togs

8-11

Russell

(quar.)

8-15

8-15

10-

4
4

1

9-

9-

8-20

4

4

25c

8-31

8-10

15c

8-31

8-

47>/2C

9-

1

8-

9
3

9-15

8-24

9-30

9-14

1

8-

6

10-15

9-

10-

1

9c

9-14

8-15

16y4c

8-15

8-

1

8-15

8-

1

3iy4c

8-15

8-

1

1

8-15

3.70%

9-1

8-15

3.90%

1

5

4.25%

9-

5

4.40%

1

8-10

4.60%

9-

1

8-10

4.75%

9-

1

8-10

5.62%%

9-

1

8-10

1

8-10

9-

2

8-17

8-15

1

$1.44

9-10

8-16

1

8-

3

$1

9-

1

8-

3

*6 Vic

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

Salant

common

Standard

Commercial

Dredging

1

9-10

$1.60

15c

9-20

8-24

32 %c

8-15

7-17

9-

8-17

~~ 35c'

8-15

8-1

$1.25

10-

1

9-14

$25c

11- 1

10- 1

$$1.25

10-25

9-25

Louis-San Francisco Ry., com. (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)

25c
$1.25

9-17
9-17

9- 4
9- 4

5%

$1.25

12-17

12- 3

(quar.).

11c

Insurance

.

9-14

$3.30

(quar.)

(New Jersey)

(quar.)______
pfd. (quar.)

3 Va %

preferred

Stecher

10-

1

9-7

Stein

Hall

9-15

8-24

Corp.
&

Co.

5c

Sterling

9-20

8-31

35c

8-20

8-

Stern

*10c

Seal

5c

9-24

9-

4

Scott,

9-24

9-

4

Scott-La

9-24

9-

4

Scott

25c

9-

8-10

Scott

1

25c

8-15

7-31

8-15

7-31

36c

9-28

9-

4

Foresman

Salle,

&

Ltd.

Co.

Steamship
Co., common

$4

preferred
(quar.),,.
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Scotten Dillon Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

8-15

10-

1

9-17

9-

1

8-20

.7%

9-14

8-24

Storer

$7'/2c

9-

1

8-15

15c

(quar.)

(initial!

Misener

Paper

Stock

9-

36c
10c
17c

8-15

8-1

20c

9-10

8-10

$1

11-

1

10-12

85c

11-

1

10-12

8-15

7-27

35c

(quar.)
Corp., 5% pfd. A

&

Textiles, 4%%
pfd.
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.,

Stuart

(quar.)

com.

——

(quar.)—_—

(D.

1

8-13

4

8-13

8-15

7-25

9-10

8-27
8-10

9-17

56c

35c

10-

1

1

9-12

8-31

9-14
8-17

9-12

8-17

30c

9-

8-24

7

A.),. Oil,

Ltd.

(quar.)

Extra

Wells

Corp.,

$1.25 pfd.

(quar.)—

9-

7

8-24

9-

7

8-24

15c

8-31

8-10

8-31

8-10

*25c

quar.)

9-14

45c

12 %C

2%

—

(increased

Corp.

(quar.) —

9-28

9-

1

8-13

*25c

Foods

common

dividend

Struthers

8-

9-

9-

43 %C

(quar.)

Broadcasting Co.,
B (quar.)

Stock

1

8-24

5%

Fuller

preferred

Stouffer

9-

12 %c

25c

(quar.)

dividend

Baer

Class

7

12 %C

Stern

&

*$1.31 Va

Stores

Bros.

Stewart-Warner

15c

(monthly)

12-14

10c

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-3

Scott 81 Fetzer

12-31

$1.25

Parts

9-1

1

9-

9-14

(quar.)

5%
Steel

Stix

9-27

9-28

iquar.)

6

7-27

34%c

8-

8-13

8-10

87 %c

(quar.)

5%%

8-15

9-12

preferred

8-

1

9-30

60c

preferred

8-31

10-15

8-10

$1.25

9-

37y2c

8-10

9-10

Traung Lithograph

8-20

(quar.)

10-15

9-10

8-24

1

class A

1

8-24

50c

8-10

Precision

Corp.,

11-

8-20

8-10

Sterling

(quar.)

17%c

8-24

.,

1

Sterchi

J.)

1

9-

8-3

Ltd.

9-

30c

Chemical,

8-3

(Walter

40c

Stauffer

8-3

Schneider

8-31

9-17

8-15

9-1

Schlumberger,

9-15

10c

8-24

9-1

1

87 %C

30c

(quar.)

(quar.)
common (quar.)

9-1

8-

1

8-15

Stanley Warner Corp.

32y2c
291Jc

8-20

3

8-

9-15

8-15

29%c

4

8-

8-15

7

(quar.)

8-15

8-15

9-

(quar.)

9-

10c

20c

35c

3

8-10

8-21

8-15

B

;

8-10

1

1

1

preferred C & D

preferred E (quar.)
Schering Corp. common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)

1

9-

9-

preferred

9-

9-

10-

30c

preferred (quar.)
Standard Register Co., common
6%

4.70%

$1.20

$1.12%

1

4.75%

(quar.)

8-10

1

7-23

common

4

9-

8-20

&

1

9-

9-

8-20

A

1

8-

30c

(quar.)

preferred

$1.20

1

Works,

8-

4

40c

Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60

1

Water

1

4

9-

82 %c

9-

Jose

8-

9-

12 %c

(quar.)

8-10

San

4

*

i——

preferred

$6c

:

—

Corp. (quar.),,
of California, com;

^•Standard Oil Co.

5%

-

25%

Regis Paper, common
(quar.),,
4.40% preferred
(quar.)
Salada Foods, Ltd.
(quar.)

5

—

Co.—

Co.

9-

45c

Forgings
Oil

10-19

32c

Corp.

(quar.)

Electric

1

45c

—

(quar.)

Quarterly
Standard

(quar.),

(resumed)—

Tobacco

10-19

11-

$1.05

(quar.).

common

1

35c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

$1.10

dividend

St.

10-

Inc.;

10-19

11-

36c

(quar.)

(Conn.)

preferred

Standard

Corp.

10-19

1

33c

preferred (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred

Engineering

10-19

1

11-

3iy4c

—

1

11-

27y4c

(quar.)

11-

$1.40%

——

$1.15

$1.18%

2%

Standard

preferred (quar.)

(quar.)—,—

Telephone, com.
(quar.)

8-17

4

Marine

10-19

7-25

3

&

1

1

8-

Fire

11-

6

9-

Paul

10-19

21 Vac

9-

9-18

Stock

10-19

1

9-

8-15

Castings

10-19

1

11-

8-10

21c

Steel

1

11-

Water

25c

Louis

11-

—

4.20%

<■'

9-28

$1.10

Brands,

7

10-20

$1.06 Va

Standard

5c

4

1

10-10

$1.03%

Stamford

10-

11-

8-15

7-31

$1.12%

25c

10-19

7-30

St.

St.

$1.10
/

10-19

1

St.

9-

1

9-

.___

7-20

9-15

1

8-15

Salant, Inc., class A (incr.-quar.T
Croix
Paper
(quar.),,,
Joseph Light & Power (com. incr.-quar.)
5%
preferred A
(quar.)--..
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common (quar.),,
5% preferred (quar.)

8-15

19c

1

Sprague

&

20c

(quar.)

com.

dividend—.

Standard
«

8-15

(quar.)____,„

Service,

9-

9-

:

1

11-

7-31

(s-a)

9-

11-

9-15

(quar.)

8-15

30c

—

8-15

25c

6c

(quar.)

1

97j/2C

8-31

(quar.)

8-15

9-

(quar.)

preferred

$3.50

11-30

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25 par)

Spencer Chemical,

6

12-10

92'/2c

5c

8-

8-31
8-15
8-15

Service—

*$1.06%

10c

9-14
9-14
9-14

37y2c

—

—

preferred (quar.)
Speed-O-Print Business Machines—

1

6

1

Southwestern States

Stock

8-

10-20

1

$1.32

9-

1

9-

preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

preferred

5%

9-

11-

9-

9-

10c

62 %c

4.36%

6

(quar.),,

preferred
preferred
preferred

9-

9-

25c

Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)

preferred
preferred

4.15%

9-

7-20

5

20c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

8-15

8-15

$1:

V
(quar.)—

common

Common

9-

1

5

50c

Steinberg's Ltd., common (quar.)
5%% preferred A (quar.)

$1.25
55c

Public

8-

5

8-

70c

(quar.).

(quar.)

Life

8-15

St.

$1.50

preferred

5

8-

8-31

25c

common

Southwestern

1

8-

8-31

37 %c

—

<quar.)

9-

8-31

26 %C

(quar.)

preferred

$4.40

11-26

9-14

8-22

Co.—

common

Electric

7-17

9-28
9-29

29YaC

(quar.)

Drug,

8-31

25 %c
—

(Calif.) ;com.

Southwestern

9-12

8-10

*20c

(quar.)

Southwestern

9-26

$2.38

Gas

Co.,

9-12

9-26

8-31

25c

(quar.)

9-15

10c

8-20

10c

(quar.)
(quar.)

(s-a)

preferred

9-15

7%c

9-10

Co. Ltd.—

$1.20

9-20

*55c

8-29

*62 %c

Paper Mills,

preferred

25c

.

1

8-13

9-11

4%

(quar.)

$1.50

9-20

10-

8-17

9-28

Inc.; class A

Stover Candies

Ryan Aeronautical

8-15

7%c

(quar.)

6

9-14

$1

50c

(initial)

7-30

10-

1

8-27

10c

-

Chemical

Southwest Gas Corp.

10c

Co
4y2% pfd.

(Jacob)

62 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-

Southland

10c

Manufacturing

Ruppert

8-17
**

8-17

8-

8-20

11-

25c

dividend),——

(quar.)
&

Natural

preferred

$1.37%

(quar.)__

(Henry)

5c

(quar.)

Power

preferred

3 %c

common,

Electric

1

9-10

$1.75

common

1st preferred

preferred

99-

$4,005

$2.50 2nd preferred

Potomac

30c

40c

(quar.)
Corp. (monthly),.
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)

&

8-10

20c

37 %c

preferred

Preferred

&

9-10

Rudy

8-20

75c

8-15

V

8-14

5

7%c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Railway

5%

$1.23%

(quar.)

8-10

8-17

9-

*50c

;

Power

preferred

$1

(s-a)

9-10
9-13

Ltd.—

(quar.)

Company

$1.18%

(quar.)

3

8-15

50c

(quar.)

Fertilizer

$1.02%

Royal

St.

investment

Piatt

Pope

,

4

$1.37%

A

Corp.,

9-

15c

com.
(reduced)
preferred
(quar.)
$4 80 preferred (quar.)
3
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.

Poor

50c

$1

$5

5%

3

30c

Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,

Polaroid

8-

75c

(quar.),,.

Co., 6V2%
preferred (quar.)

$1.25

Pirelli

1

Canada

4.40%

Products
(quar.)
Bank of Canada (quar.)
Royalties Management
Corp
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)

8

4.78%

80c

Rowland

8

8-

Inc.—

Pioneer Finance
$1.60

8-

8-15

$1.75

5

9-12

9-

8-

9-14

35c

Telephone

preferred
preferred

37 %C

B

4 va %

Co.—

(quar.)

Fund

8-15

$1

9-

9-

68 %c

(quar.)

8-15

45c

Laboratories

(stock

Southwestern

(quar.)

7

15c

5%

Southern

8-16

50c

(quar.)

9-

75c

Co.

Co.

Southern

8-10

75c

8-24

9-21

*20c

International

Development
Company,
Ltd.

Southern

7-31

1

6

7c

7-13

9-11

10c

30c

Texas

Southern

9-

10c

8-31

40c

dividend

Common

5

9-

8-

1

8-15

(quar.)

Nitrogen

Southern

25c

Haas

&

Class

4

75c

30c

10-

Manufacturing

4.24%
'

8-15

8-15

8-31

6

7-30

12-17

1

3

8-10

10c

10-

3

9-14

*50c

8-10

* 15c

Southfernf1 California Edison
4.08 %
preferred (quar.)

40c

(quar.)

1

8-

Southam

4

7-18

8-14

1

9-

9-

Soss

1

7-

8-10

9-

9-

South

12y2c

Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd., class A

1

15c

62y2c

1

9-28

7-18

1

8-10

Ltd.—

French

Tools

Southeastern

10-

8-15
8-10

9-

38 %c

South
9-

1

9-10
9-10

$1.55

50c

;

Corp.

61c

20c

9-10

*5c

Bros,

Rosenfeld

(quar.)

8-

&

1

20c

Oil (quar.)—1,
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.).

Stock

8-15

*32 %c

;

common

7-16

9-28

Inc.—

Inc.,

7-16

8-16

50c

8-17

8-15

Kline

4.75%

preferred K (quar.),
preferred L (quar.)

Rockower

Industries

9-

Myers,

8-16

31 %c

7-20

8-24

9c

(quarterly from income)—

Rockwell-Standard

5c

50c

Gas, common
(quar.)

9-

8-15

fquar.)

Rochester Transit

8-15

15c

Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Transportation
(resumed)
Phillips Petroleum (quar.)

1

8-15

15c

(quar.)
Ltd., common

Co.

20c

Socony-Mobil

7-27

20c

.

(quar.)

preferred H & J (quar.)
preferred I (quar.),.

5.50%

5

1

'

8-15

9-18

*27c

preferred F (quar.)

4.95%

9-

8-15

&

4%%

8-10

$15c

—r-

common

8-17

•

Sonotone

9-14

10c
$78Vac

Winston

preferred

4.10%

$1.06

20c

(quar.)

1

8-15

1

Co.

Paper Mills,
(quar.)

Snap-On

9-14

10-

7-31

9-

8-

(quar.)

(Howard)

8-22

1

8-15

9-17

(quar.)
(quar.)

B

Smith,

Rochester Gas & Electric—

Vic

$1.01

1

A

8-31

9-14

8-15

8-15

(quar.)^,,,,,.

(quar.)-

Dairies

preferred

Smith

9-21

10-

9-10

25c

class A

Co.,

Smith

50c

preferred

Robbins

$1.50

$1.17ya

(quar.)

1

9-12

10c
7y2c

(quar.).

(quar.).
:preferred
(quar.)

6%

8-2.0

9-

15c

(Maine), com.,,
(quar.)

7-27

10-

6

8-15

5%

Sinclair
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.),,

30c

B

581/2 c

Inc.

Inc.

7-31

45c

Co.,

Mines,

Finance

8-

57y2c

Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)

Piedmont

&

15c

;

8-31

8-17

6

8-

9-12

75c

Company
(reduced quar.),
Simplex Wire & Cable (quar.)
Simpson Lee Paper Co. (quar.)
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)

7-13

8-14

8-

8-27

$1.25
•

8-27

25c

Simmons

8-15

9-28

15c

Ltd.—

series)

Power

preferred

Class

1

8-

8-31

Simca Automobiles American Deposit receipts
(A payment of 4 francs less 15% div. tax)

—

(quar.)

Alg.om

8-20

(quar.)

interest,,

(N. J.)

(quar.)

Brothers
A

25c

(quar.)

Exploration.

Permutlt,

Oil

Rittenhouse Fund

preferred
(quar.)
Paul, Inc.
(quar.).,
Petersburg & Hopewell
Gas

5%

7-20

1

8-31

10-2

15c

(initial-quar.),

(1957

Pacific

Silverwood

8-31

9-

7-19

10-2

:•:$!.

B

Class

8-15

(quar.)__^__

common

8-15

*50c

dividend

(Henry I.)

Sierra

3

9-14

7-13

t56y4c

■

$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)

7-20

8-24

20c

Co.

9-14

14c

7%

4

8-15

9-15

68%c
40c
11c

(quar.)

*—.

$35c
.

(quar.),,

(initial)

$20c

Peter

8-15

40c
$40c
$20c

87y2c
20c
20c
$15c
$$1.50

.

(quar.)
Ricnardson-Merrell, Inc.

(quar.)

Gear

8-15

1

8-24

*33 %C

:

Singer

,

8-24

1

8-22

12c

.

Machine

,

Laboratory, Inc. (s-a)
Properties, Ltd.—
6V2%
conv.
participating pref.
(quar.),.
Revere Copper & Brass (quar.)
Rexall Drug & Chemical (quar.)
Reynolds (R. .J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)

8-31

1

10-

$1

(Dr.) Co. (see Dr. Pepper Co.)
Pepperell Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
Circle

8-15

1

9-

Siegel

Revenue

Pepper

Perkins

40c
$.5646
35c
40c

Resiflex

9-14

50c

Publishing (quar.),
Peoples Credit Jewellers (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)

Perfect

t?H

8-15

$4c

(quar.)

Extra

■/(

6

10c
,

4c

Fibre

1

9-

8-

class A (quar.)
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—

30c

beneficial

9-

1

8-

t25c

;

Co.,

9-14

3

8-15

$0.00 y3

Save

Class

9-

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.),:
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)

8-24

37 Vic

Pennsylvania Glass
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust

8-15

7-27

6Va%

5%

;

Shop. &

8-31

1

10-25

10-

'

(quar.)

New common

9-

11-10

Shoe Corp. of America—

7-27

Company,

Common

8-20

Penton

I1!

3

" '

B

Stock

9-29

8-

8-10

16c

(increased)

preferred

3

8-20

10c

Pen Co,, class A
(quar.),,,
J___'
(quar.),
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water; 5% pfd. (quar.),,

4%

8-20

8-24

22 V2c

(quar.)

Sherwin-Williams

1

8-10

9-10

35c

& Co.

(quar.)

8-

1

9-

45c

_

Corp.

A

Class

7-27

(quar.)

Quarterly

9-20

8-15

Sheller

8-31

8-15

.

Redwing Carriers
Refractory & Insulation Corp.

10-10

~35c
25c

preferred (quar.),
4y2 % - preferred
(quar.)

8-31

8-15

(quar.)

Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
Raytheon Co., 5%% preferred

Reheis

(quar.),,
Sand (quar.)

Chemical

Co.

Red Owl Stores

20c

(John)

Class

8-31

8-15

(quar.)

7-27

7-27

preferred

Penobscot

Purina

9-20

:

(quar.)

4%
"

$2

7-27

7-27

(quar.)

of

preferred

preferred

8-15

(quar.).

9-29
9-29

9-29

5c

8-15

6%

8-15

pfd.

8-10

84c
$1.12%
12y2c

(quar.)

Refining

Oil

Ranco, Inc. (quar.)

27 Vic

(quar.),
(quar.)

—

(quar.)

Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A

28yac

preferred

Certificates

M

8-15

$45c

common

8-10

1

28c

8-15

(quar.)

convertible preferred
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40%
3.70%
preferred
(quar.),,
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)

30c
87y2C
27c
26c

—

—

7-27

'

Products

8-10

1

9-

Hampshire—

8-15

common

4.60%

y

Ralston

8-17

1

1st

3iy»c

4.68%

>r

1

7-27

4.60%

'.V,

99-

7-27

(quar.),

(quar.)

Industries, Inc
Corp. of America—

$3.50

t

5c

Penmans,

_

7-27

.

Industries

Metal

(quar.),—

(quar.)
(quar.)1——__
(quar.)
of Indiana, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

8-15

(quar.)

preferred
Tool

Peninsular

'A

Radio

8-10

1

Pipe Line Ltd.—

Pendleton

1

9-

10c

State

10-10

(quar.)
-l

Smith-Douglas
RAP

8-22

(quar.)

Co.

Tube

Pembina

Co.

$1.18%
$1.56 Vv

pfd.

Shawinigan Water & Power—*'*

8-31

3iy4c

(quar.)

1

8-31

Initial

9-

(quar.).

preferred

11-

9-12

8-15

7%

5%

2

Quik-Chek Electronics & Photo Corp.—

8-15

Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common, (quar.)

11-

9-29

Quebec Power Co.
(quar.),
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd

9-30

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

Paper

Sexton

9-29

(increased)

Oil

Quaker

1

10-

10-15

Pure

8-15

com.

8-15

$1.02
$1.04y2
'r$l;07Vi
$1.26Vi
$1.32

preferred
preferred

8-14

9-20

Sheaffer

(quar.).

New

1

10-10

Falls Corp.
(quar.)
(G. D.) & Co. (quar.)
Security Life & Trust Co. (Winston-Salem,-Quarterly

& Gas, com. (quar.)
55c
preference (quar;),
—35c

37 Vic

.—

9-10

9-

8-14

1

$1.25

Searle

8-15

Holders

Payable of Rec.
9-

91V4C

Sealright-Oswego

9-14

7-31

9-30

Paton Mfg. Co.,

Pearl

9-11

(quar.)

Line,

Pipe

Parchment

1

8-15

9-12

Y.)

preferred (quar.)
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
Parsons

10-

30c

(quar.)

9-14

1

3

3iy4c

4%

f.

8-10

$0.3281 %

,-i—

Packaging Corp. of America, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Pall Corp., class A (quar.)
Pamour Porcupine Mines, Ltd,
Eastern

1

8-10

5

8-10

Lighting Corp., com.
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.
Package Products
(stock dividend)

Panhandle

11-

8-24
9-

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred
preferred

Pacific

y

3

12-

7

3iy4c

preferred

4.50%

Insurance

8-

15c

(quar.)

A

4.80%

Hawaiian

7

371/2 c

v

(quar.)

1

8-31

of

(increased-quar.)
$5

(quar.)
(quar.):

Corp.

4

9-

Co.

Power

9-

9-29

Co.

Service

4.50%

9%

Co.,

Land, class A (4-for-l stock split)
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)

10-

9-17

—

(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc.
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light, common (quar.)
4.84% preferred (initial)
Pullman, Inc. (reduced quar.)

9-17

9-

65c

preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5%

Sealed

30c

(quar.)

Finance

Common

^

343/8 c

5%

7-30

1

preferred
preferred

3.35%

9-17

31s/4C

5Va%

Pacific

1
1

2 Va %

—,—._

8-15

3

preferred

Common
1010-

25c

—

Service

Public

3

4

Co.—

(quar.)

Pacific

8-

9-

(quar.)

Electric

&

Seaboard

9-

preferred
preferred

4.16%

8-15

•

Gas

8-17

1

(quar.)
(quar.)

Far

Pacific

7-16

7-16

25c

Co., 5%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)__
preferred series A (quar.)
Properties (stock dividend)

preferred

Seaboard

7-16

8-

preferred

3%%
4.32%

8-15

9-

Co.,;

Coast

$6.25

7-16

8-15

9-17

preferred
preferred

Public

8-15

$1.25

Coast

2nd

6%
Pacific

8-17

8-15

Electric

dividend

5.28%

6

9-10

9-

30c

(quar.)

common

(quar.),,

Brewing

Pacific

;

Corp.,

8-31

8-15

5.05%

8-10

62Vic
$1
71c

preferred

18c
$1.25
$1.31 Vi

4.30%

8-10

9-

20c

Corp.
(quar.)
Glass, common (quar.)

Oxford
r'»

class A

Marine

Outboard

Owens-Illinois

$4.75

9-

4.18%

8-10

1

9-

$1
$1.19
3%
$15c

4%

9-15

$1.06 Va
$1.16
$1.22 Va

preferred

Service

7-31

8-15

*12c
t$1.75
20c

(initial-quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Onyx Chemical Corp. (Del.) (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
New common

1

10-

When

Share

com.

preferred

Shaer Shoe
'

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

8-15

I2V2C
50c

10-

50c

—-

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)

30c
20c

.—

Seaboard

(Texas)—

5%

Ontario Steel Products—
-

(quar.),,,

4.90%
preferred
(quar.)___
Public Service Co. x>f New Mexico—

8- *

(quar.)

8-10

Public Service Co. of Colorado—

9-15

.'

(quar.)

i

9-

9-

Co.,

8-10

1

UTic
15c
31V4C

(quar.)

(quar.)

Progress Mfg., $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance—

8-

25c

(s-a)

<

pfd.

4%%

Corp.,

preferred

(quar.),,,,

1

35c
10%
59%c
6IV2C

_

Okanagan Telephone* Co., common
40c
preferred (s-a)
Olin

8-23

2nd

Co.

Common

(quar.)

Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
Stock dividend

Gamble

&

9-15

9-

25c
$1.14
25c
$1.12,/a
$1.10
$1.05
$1.02

(quar.),,

Oliver

7-26

9c

(quar.)—
_________
Mississippi River Products Line,

Oklahoma
Inc.

(quar.),,,

preferred
preferred

4.08%

preferred

4.56%

Co.,

Edison

9-

8-15

9-11

*$1.75

Dfd. (quar.)

Ogilvie Flour Mills. 7%

7

9-14
'

30c
15c

Mfg.

3.65%

1

9-

10c
15c
15c
37V2C

(quar.)

(quar.)

Proctor-Silex

less

of Company

9-

25c

—

Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Realty,
class A

B

Procter

(quar.)

Glass

Obear-Nester

Co.—

(quar.)

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Per
Name

7c

Regulator

Class

O'okiep Copper, Ltd., ordinary shares—
(A payment of about $1.40 per share
South African non-resident tax)

Products

(quar.)

.

Holders

Payable of Rec.

Scovill

B

8-1

9-1

*62%c
*$1.12'/2
t$l

Share

lc

A

Class

...

When

Per

Holders

Payable of Rec.

.

9-

1

8-13

31 %c

8-15

8-

1

Volume

196

Number 6185

.

.

The Commercials and Financial Chronicle

,

(683)'

*

51

7
PerName

of Company

preferred

5.20%
Summers

(John)

Sun

Oil

Co.

9-14

8-11

1

United

50%

9-28

60c

9-10

8-10

12% C

8-15

8-

1

35n

9-15

8-

6

3%

9-14'

8-29

i

Funas,

United

2% %

(quar.)_____
Superior Propane,, Ltd.
(extraO__
Superior Window Go.,. 70e preferred, (quar.-)-,
Symington Wayne Gorpi (quatv)_
Syracuse Suppiy, Co,, iquac-)_-,--——
Syracuse Transit, Corp,.. (quar.)
i.'—

10-23

9-23

7:

8-3

$12%o

9-14
9»- 1

8-15

I5c

$1110)

•

20C

,—____

10-15*

15c

9*-MB

(from

net.

-8-15

10c

9-14

8-15

25c

8-15

25c

(quar!)—____—__,

Broadcasting

Talon,

Inc., class A (quar.)
B (quar*)*-,

Class

__

•

8-15.

common,

Tampa

Electric; common- (quar.),______—
4.32% preferred (quar.
4.16%
preferred (quar.)__—
5.10%

preferred

Tampax,
New

.

(quar.)

:

20c

U. S,

$1'.08,

Corp.
Go

(quar.)

"(initial

quar.)-_^_—

27

Tasty Baking; class A common, (quar.
Class
B
(quar.)___——__—_______
Taylor Fibre-Co,, common (quar.)___—;____
convertible preferred (s-a)__.
Electronics Fund^

Television

Quarterly 'from, incdme____^
Corp,

Tennessee

4.10%

Gas

(quar.)

4.25%

(quar.)

com.

4.64 %

4.65%
4.72%

4.90%

9r21

Texas

Eastern

6.70%

preferred

5.85%

—

28c

9-11

7

10-

1

9-

7

10-

1,

9-

7,

$1.18-,

-

$tl.222%

10-

V

9-

10-

1;

9-

10-

1

9-

1

$L28

,

preferred

Coal

&

9-

8-

9p

1

8-

1

8-

1

8-3

$.1.37.%.

9-

9-1

8-

1

8-

1

8r

,r

.

/

"

B

Class

B

Tobacco

4
1
1

Securities

ment

'■

9-15

15c

8-15
4
.

9-

1

8-20

,

9-

35Cr

9rl5.

less

38%,%

Cqrp.

8-16

8-

9-

4.25%
Toledo

Scale

Trade

Bank

Corp.
&

10-1

5C

10-

,

2?%c

,

9rl4
8-

3

-8-31

$1.06 y4

V

9-

?

3

Class

A

8*15

8-

i

9-

8rl5

'

$1.12%
■r'v

:

Transcontinental
Class

A

Travelers

Trenton

10-

!

9-i3,

10-

1'

9-15

True

Trust

$5

Co.

Gas

class

A

Tuboscope
Tung-Sol
5%

,"

8-

8-15

,

7-31-

(quar.)____

preferred

Company

preferred

21xr

;

8-23

8-

8

9-lt)-

8-

3

44c

9-1.

8-15

3oc

:

(quar;)—-_

9-14'

8-31

$1.25'

(quar, )__

Twin

.

62y2c

8-31-

8-31-

17%c

:

series.), (quar,);
(initial-quar.)

Disc Clutch

9-15

20c

(quar,),

(1957

Brands,, Inc.

8-17

9-1

8-10

9j-

7%o-

L

8-10

8rl5

8*. i;

Industries. Corp.—

(quar.)—_L______.__._f...

$1,

.

.

*
$1.50
convertible
(quar,)____
208 South La' Salle StreetCorp.- (quar.)__
Tyson Metal Products
;
preferred

Asbestos

Union

Carbide

Corp.

Union

Electric

Rubber

(resumed>

Electric

9-L4,

1

10-18
7-31

9-14

8-3Q

90c

9-

8-31

1

8-10
.

8-

6.

'

preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred- (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred; (quar.)_.
Union

8-lD,

8-15

10c

(quar.)
^

87%(.

8-15

92 %c

7-20*

8-J 5

7-20

$1

8-15

7-20,

$1.12 y2

8-15

7-20

'

Corp

40c

Union Gas System (Kansas)

5%

preferred

Union

Tank

Union
^

4%

T'erminal

Cold

prior preferred

Union

Trust

United

Air

5 % %

United

Co;

common

(quar.)

5%
United
United

7%
United

B

(quar.)

preferred

8-15

1

8-15

9-. 1

Co.

8-31

8-22

8-15

7.-17,

9-15

8-15:

9-

,

1

(quar.)_

——

Electric- Coal; Companies. (<cruar.)_

(quar,),

—

Exposition Service Co.. (N. Jl)i




t38c *
122 y2c

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-24

7-31

45c

9*10

8-24-

25c

8-21

8*

8-21'

8*

7

8*15

8-

1

$1.75
10c

7

fr>

8-15

9-21

11-

1

a

Weston

Motor,

White
Class

8-20

£

loan

8-10

Gil. Go.

Williams Bros.
Wilson

9-10

8

'

The

8-24,

Wilson

(initial)

8-17

8-

'A

3

8-

8-17'
8-20

3

8-15
9-17

:8-

-

25c

9r

:

9n

1

9*

9-

_

8*

'

1

8-

L

2%

'

T

9-21.

1

8-15
9-

7^-25,

"

9-20T

1

9-14

Class-

9*

88-

6

9*- L

•

30o

10- 1

9-

$$1.50

i

4

45c

8-14
9-24

9-10

$1.31%.'
(quar.)____

10t-

25c

8-15,

handle

8-16

8-15

:___

year

contrasted1 with

as

first six months
Leonhard

of

$227,694

to

49

or

conform*, with, current

freight costs.—V.

194)

The

and

fprr alterations necessary

balance

short-term

of

the

proceeds

bank. bqrro.wings

will

639.

p.

stocking-of; another* new
set, up certain other stores.
used to retire the. oomRanyte,

previously

incurred

9-28

9-17

9*10

8-15,

8-22

7-31

convertible

9-20"

9*10

$13? up- to; and! including- Aug., It. 1967,. to] $1j6
to certain
adjustments.

tal

,

5

for

to

be

25c

10r

share

figures for* 1961: have
company, aocounting pro¬

1

1

per

sales

1

i.

working

for

purposes.

capi¬

„

None- ofj the, proceeds from the sale cuL Pay-'n. Save common? shares
will accrue to; the- company as the shares are outstanding, and? are

being

sold

for

certain

DEBENTURE

shareholders.

CONVERSION

into

stock

common

FEATURES—The
at

conversion

.

debentures

prices

ranging

ah maturity;

w*e

from

subject

8-24'

8*10

5c

8-15;

7*30*

primarily engaged, in the retail, sale of; merchandise- andvcurrently;

8-31.

8.-17

operates, 25

4%
-

;

BUSINESS.

Drugs,"

—

Payjm Save

"Ernst

8-15

alii three

divisions*

9rl4r

with

drugstores

of

8-20.

8-

3

47 %c

9-

8-

1

$1.50

1

10-31

90c

9-

20C

1,

8-15

10-15

stores

7-31

9-20

9-10:

8-27.

lOrlO

9-25

5c

9-14:

8-31

9-14,

9-

4

9-1.4

9rl4

8-31

8-15

.

8-31

7-31

7%c

;

8-15,

:

7r31

9-10

8-31

40c

"adrs!'

British income, tax—.
Jr, Co> (monthly)

9jr

62 %c

(quar.)

9-

.

8-

8-16

1

8-

1

are-

the

in

I

L

~25ft

promissory,

note

held

6%

6%

^
,

by

L

8-20:

10^ T,

Jean

Malmo_,

10-19

25c

12*

11-20

,

70,000.

199,000

notes
subordinated debentures

5%%

$69,549

70,000

199,000

800,000

800,000

426,438

426,438

1,200;000

1,200,000

convertible subordinated debs.

Aug.

Common;

—V.

195,

1',

1977

stock-

(par-

$2;50)__

800,000 shs.

339,020 shs.

2196.

p.

Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings
Per. End: June 30—

ORer.

1962—Quar.—1961

Ry,

oper.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$

214,772,052 200,327,685 428,994,249 387,929,412
expenses 175,879,921 166,259.349 349,794,097. 333)914)432'

revenue^-

9-20

1L- 1;

FINANCING.

Outstanding

Lloydi

promissory

Ry.

25ftc

area.

TO) PRESENT

—

$
St-

Seattle

Corp., Ltd.
5%% promissory note held; by Clark

*

25ft;

Monthly

primarily in, Western Washington
Portland, Ore.- The heaviest concentration;

$110,227:
6%

'

8r23>

is;

located

Metropolitan

*
,

Wash.,

promissory, note held, by. C. I, T-

due

Steel)

St.„ Seattle,

Authorized,
6%

and

(DetroitO-

6%c

in

CAPITALIZATION, GIVING' EFFECT

8-31

8c

(quar.)

is

8*15,

35c

Pike

514,

under, three divisions knowm as "Pay'n Save
Hardware" and, "Malmo. Nurseries." The stores for

8-31

two

of

stores

9-29.

17%c

(monthly)—.

Ltdi

cents

1961:

pointed? out: that' the

8-

11-

.

27 %o

;

__;

■>

8-

4c

Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly

year.

8-17

17 %c

pencq less

periodi laab

a

V
8-15'

40c

Net: Higher

Chairman

store;

9-17?

7-19

work-,

2255.

p.

sales- in the first? six months
increase of $181,763; oven the $6,476,226,

an

18%c

?

of

giving

reported? that

'15c

i—

1

Bank

bank,

the loans-for

195t

25c

.

from

the

Parchment1 Paper, Co.—Sates,

8C

&. Co>,

needs

company

increased; sales,—V,

30c

—

$9,Q0Q,00O bank

line

credit'from

of

9-

'

25c

W.)

line

8-15

7%c

B_

Monthly

1

received, a

funds

7-30

50c

.

it

gether

8-16

1

9-

20c

6V2

1

9*

30c

(quar.)

(F.

„

$1,180,000;

PROCEEDS—Net, proceeds* from the sale;, of thfr debentures, to*
with other funds, initially will be, added, to the general
of
the
company. Subsequently,
the company plans to use
these, funds, for the retirement of certain outstanding, promissory
notes; for- leasehold! improvements; fon- the- equipping and* stocking
of new^ stores;
the* moving, equipping and

8^16

1

to

convertible* subor4inated debentures due-Aug, X,. 1977,
of" Pay,?n Save- Corp.,, and' a secondary offering of? 4®,-,
576 shares of Its: common stock, at $11 per share.

9-14

10!*

ta%c

*

attributable

^as-manager of an* underwjoilingt group^. announced, the
initial public offering,, at' par of. $1,200,000 of 5%.%

6

95c

Wood

common

Psty'nj Save* Coup.—Hebenturesr—Ccmmon Offered)—
On Aug. 9, 1962, Dean Witter & Co., San
Francisco,

8-23

30c

$1.12 %

(quar;)__
:
Wood (Alan)- Steel. (See
Alan
Wood-Mosaio Corp., class A

earnings
cents, per.

were ahead of: the previous
$32,968,356.—V. 196, p. 219.

of

$10,000,000

cedures- which- eliminate-

9-10

8c

A

97

or

company

neb credit line increase of. $4;50Q,Q0O.

a

been, restated
;

L

10-

1

a

company has,

Mr,

8-16

35c

„•

;

replace

this

of

"

8«-16>

,,

$1.25

3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light; new com.
(initial)
Wisconsin Public Service, com.
(quar.)

Class

8-

10-31

1%

_______

Apparel, class A
Electric Power, com.
(quar.)

Wolverine Insurance Co.

sales

1962-, were $6,657,989,

and

8-14.

8rl5

25c

;

1,

primarily

$5,500;000, short*term bank, credit
S. A,, San Francisco.

a

8c

Aluminum

per

meeting of the board of directors, E, R. Leonhard, Er^sidenfe.
of
the Board,
reported that earnings amounting
to $239,805 or 52 cents pexv share- were; recorded? for the first half

t

8-

9-28

10c

^

class- A

net

$1.43

or

"

spokesman stated that the

At

5

8-15

'

—!

Corp.,

the

produced

N: .T;, &

company

the

.'_

(quar.)

230,406

auditing,

$5,610,000,

earned, $3,858f6Ql,

company

recorded, during the same

'

1

9r

8-15'

'

8-

9-2.0

30c

Co.

preferred

Wolverine

the

of

company, has. announced, that

"Che

8-24,

4

$1.12%.

Winfield; Growth Industries Fundr—

6%

subject to final
of operations

year

shares

in earnings, is

Paterson

^

/

Co. (increased)-——
Industries;, class A (quar.)—

Wisconsin

*321,519

ago.

report,
third

common

ing capital, to

of

4

"

17 %c'

(quar.)___—

(quais )i._^

Monthly
Monthly

216,291

1

8-

1

18c

the
A"

8-6

8-15-

"36c

—

Jones

Win-Chek,

$2,261,001,

corporation, has reported annual, sales of $137,-ended June 30, 1962 compared to sales

year,

its

to

and

They

*

t$l.12 %

(quar.)
Company
(quar.)

&

$2,263,421

fiscal' year
a

year,
share.

America

•8-

'

4%%'

Wilcox

5,104,509'

$1,266,309

$34,792,012(

1

15c

(quar.)_—

White Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Whitehall- Cement' Mfg. Co.
Wickes Corp, (quar»)_.

$7,365,510

5,548,113

Packard-Bell Electronics-Corp.—Receives Bank, Loan

9-

10c

A* (quar.)—

Stag Mfg.,
B*l, common; (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$,7,811,534.

2382.

p.

year's fourth quarter

8-10

25c

(quar.)_
class A com.

year.

from the company's equity in associated"
companies not- consolidated.
Fourth; quarter? sales of

1

;

(quar,).
(quar;)_.

common

preferred

the

increase

8-25

60c

6% 2nd1 preferred;
Weyerhaeuser Go. (quar.)—
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg.
(quar.)
White

high, of;

new

a

2.622,529,

*148;419

195,

Last

The

10-11

9-10

25c

'

(George), Ltd.,, class

income

preliminary

common

8-15

5

lie

(quar.)
;
3.80% preferred, (quar.)_______,
Westmoreland; Inc. (quar.)i.____

ry. op;

disclosed1 that

9-

(quar.)

& Stationery
preferred
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp.-—

— 1S16L
$3,888,838;

$1,156,982'

for

$1.12

L_'_

Woolworth

7-3L

9-12

"

Woodward Iron Co. (quar.)
Woolworth (F.- W„) Cm

8-15

8-

25c

5%

1962—Quar

expenses.

$128,731,934.

40c

(quar.)_.

7-31

8,-15

.

of

7-31

15c

(quar.)

8rl6

137 %c

8-15
8-15.

to

the; preceding

Ry„^—Earnings—
$4;024,152:
2;867,170

open,

25c

dividend

I.

9-

"

A

9-14

in. fiscal; 1962

Packaging Corp, of America—Sales Higher—

5

$1.

8-15

37 %c,

class

!

(quar,)-,——

Gas

Electric

Deficit.—V.

400,000

5

9-

12 %C

8-15

12%c-

$1.37%

:

9-

9-20

27%

rose

(Del.)

,

&

Oxford

This. Evanston,. 111.

5

9-20

40c

Telephone (quar.)^
(stock div-optional, cash-oh stock)-

Power

of

revenue—

rev.

ry.

*

8-23
9-

(quar.)_

com,

manufacturer'

.

8-10

$2"

Engineering <Se. Foundry,.com*
preferred

1

9-

of-America—

quarterly
Corporations-, Ltd*.,

Class

9-

40c

60c

(quar.)

Increased4

United

9-14:

40c

-

(accum.)
common

9-14

Net

1

7c

Class- B

preferred' ( quar;)
Biscuit' Co.

9-29-

Storage Co.—

Inc.,

9-28

—____________

9-14

$1.25
L_

(Baltimore), (quar.).

Lines,

8-17

9-29

175c

(quar.)

9-14

9-10

Western: Tablet

Wolf

(quar.)

Car

9-10

t69c

(Canada), Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred: (quar. )l_.

5 Vi %

6%

8-

9-28

15c

Winkleman, Bros.

Gas

Steel

7-3L

8-15

,

new

apparel

which; compares-, with; $31,109,115

8

8-15

(quar.)

Stock, dividend.
•

$3.50

Union

11-

5c

25c

Co.—

&

11

1Q-. 1

62 %c

(quar.)*—:—;

Union

9r

.

37% c

—

Corp.

Western-

5,y4%

Electric,, common

8t

9-20

(quar.)—

4%%. 1st preferred

Go,-—

Twin

Udylite

8-

45c

quar.)_

J. )r (quar; )£.———

'

21

12%.C

.

;

(increased

(N;

Temper. Corp t

Trunkline

1

J—.

——

Co.

8*23;

,*21p.

;

L

Y.)—

Investing Corp:—

(quar;-)——
Insurance

Ohio, Gas

Stock
-,

1

t30c

,

(N.

9-19.

•

preferred

Atlanta-headquartered

Per; End. June 30—

Ry:, oper;
Ry: opep.

8-' 1

75c

_■

Common

____

8-15,

7V2C

insurance isan FranciscoX

Western; Pacific RR;

1

125C

I

8-10

1

sales

Net

(quar.)__—.______L______

Coast Telephone,

$1.44

Common

8-15

8-15

Investing Corp.—

(quar.)—

8-31

9-

-5%-

Wire

Life

the

194,tR; 1057>

Pacific

8-31.

9-15

10c

-_i":

common

'"

(quar.)

Quarterly:

9-20

%c

Western Insurance Securities—

8-15

3

Trans-Canada

Transccntinent Television Corp

pi*eferred

Class A

8*15

3

9-

8-31

.

20c

preferred

$1.05
12

Western" Carolina

8-15

9-

14

r,

25c

6%

Co.

Co.,

of

8-3L

Net

$39,424,236
—%

share.

Mfg. Co, (quar.)'_—_____
Virginia Pulp & Paper— v ;:
"
4y2%
preferred (quar.)

York City)—

5%

D;)

West Point

Quarterly-

Transcontinental

9-20;

$1.43%,

West

$1.06 y4

Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)L
Corp. Fund—
,:.
preferred (quar.)-_

$1,03

20c

(initial-quar.)___.

Swasey

Coast

West
,

pay¬

Transamerioa

8-31

3%

Semi-annually

9-14

1,,;.

8-17

35c.

(New

&

West

British Income

(quar.)__

Trust

8-31

9-20

10c

8-10.

r

5c

i'

8-31
8*31

9-20

20c

Weissberg Corp. (monthly)

8-10

>

.

common

(S;

West

preferred, (tmar.)—

9-20

9-20

$1,05

Pictures—__——,___—_____

8-10

_L___LL—L_I

preferred (quar,)__
(quar,)____;

preferred

,4.56%

35c

income

or

„

Wayne Mfg. Cm (quar,)_
Weingarten
(J.), Inc.
(quar.)

2

1

New

-

of $672,401", or 83l cents

4'

5C

(quar.)_.
Washington Steel Corp., com.
4.80%
preferred; (quar:.)

8-24

8-31

1;

Washburn-

*

8-3L

1

9-. 1

—•

Toledo Edison, 4%%

9-.

12 %c

Co.

.

Spurring fiscal 1962's record earnings, were fourth
quarter profits
a share, whioh wereup-127% from-$301,166;
37' cents a- share earned; in. the* like
yeaiyago; period; Mr: Lanierr
reported!.

7-27?

9*17?

$1.01:

Co.

Pharmaceutical

^

.

fiscal? yean was- after? a* write-off- of-;
g.ood- will' forthe period of more: than 20. cents ashare, Mr. Lanier-noted; Fisoab
1961i, earnings
amounted to. $JvU3|345> mv $4.38- ashare orj; the,
805,188 common shares then outstanding,
.
•
'

8-10'

$1.56%

Cq'uar.)

'

;

r

.

for,- the- recent

7-27;

$1.25

dividend'
Bros

$4.50

9-10
Tokheim

1

8-15

$2

*

f

chairman;

In

Iron

Coftipftny

Warner

8-31

9-15

22 y^c.

Co., Ltd.—
receipts, (interim

8**10'

9r

8-ie

.

$1.12%

(quar.)

.

Warren

8- 1

3QC

—

Stock

9-14-

15c

:•

,

&

Warner-Lambert

8-31

$5c

i

(quar. )_-_

Mold

Warner

Trust

deposit

of; 10%

9

9-14
8-3L

10-1
'

1.0c

(quar.)_"______

common

j, Walgreen

•

9-14

9-14

15c

i

8-

'

$1

Y.)

,

.

$1.25

._—i

American,

5

30c.

(N.

9-1

15C

Bank & Trust
(Winston-Salem, N. C.) (quar.)__
Wa.de
Wenger* Serviceniastpr
(initial)___

*

9-

(quar.),

Guarantee Co.

7-25

8-15

applicable

I-

10-

"35c i-

,

Title

8-16

35c

(quar.)-__

Vulcan

9-14^""' 8-14";
10-

(quar;)—__

Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Tip Top Products, class A

9- 7*

30c,

quar.)__

preferred (qnar.)_
convertible preferred (quar.)

5%

9^l5'/iei' 8-17

10c P
.30c. •

Thriftimart, lnc,„ class A (quar.)____-_,
Class

r;

8-

3iy4c

preferred
Drug

8-3

9—

31 y4o

Thompson Paper Box Co., Ltd. (quar. )

Thrift

9*218

4

$1.12%

preferred

^

equal to $2.23 a share on the 814;132 common shares out¬
standing: at the year-end, it was announced;
by< Bariaim Lanier

8r2A.

7c

5.75%

r

___

prefen»df (quar.
Thompson (JohrnRO Cm. (quar.)—
Thompson Industries Inc. (quar.)

(quar,)
(Pa.)
(quar.)

9-14.

25ft

(quar.)

8-.r3ff + .(..•Wachovia

20c 7

^
•

$5

4%

9-

10ft,
(quar.)

(Increased

payment,

:

.

587,

3

.

1

$1.18%"t

(quar.).;

Thompson-Eamo-Wooldridge,..com.

250

(quar.)____

Materials,

6V4%

3

9-

$125

-

___

1___

Industries

preferred

Vulcan

3-;

9-

$1.28 y8

;___

$4.50

3

9-

$1.33%

.

.

(quar.)

Vulcan Corp., common (reduced-quar.)*,__
$3 conv. prior preferred; (quar.

3

9-

Fundi

-t

•

Continued* pom'gage Wi

8rlO,

Vaft

150

3

3

$1.40

'

common

8r

Income

corrected

7r2Z

8-31

Gas (stock; dividend;)*-,
Volunteer State Life Insurance
(Ghattanooga,

8-3

9-1

$1.38

;

(quar.)__

8fl5

12

(quar.)__
(Arizona)

The

Non¬

source.

General Corporation and

,.a*:7(

Volunteer. Natural

3

9-1

cony: preferred
(quae.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg;
(quar:)——

Industries,

1

8-

;

$1.45

:_

—

(N. Y.)

Corp.

the

9-10

1.7%c

________ _

incorrect.

was

at

8rUL

BrZa

preferred

Voi-Shan

8-101

$1.67%.

$1.25

Thomas

l

$1.12%.

Oil

common

9-

Line

7*-31

9-10

$1.43%.

Sulphur Co.—
Instruments,. Inc.—.—_—
Inc.,

8-31

20c

Gulf

Pacifio

7;

45o

preferred(quar.

Textron,

7.

9-

$1.46 y4

1

Match

9rlQ

(Pel;)"

(quar.).

9-10-

8-3L

10*-1,

—_________

9-7

J40C

_1

(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_

9-

10- 1

10-' 1

$1.31

_;

_______

preferred

_ __ _

3:

8*17*

12f» 7,

75 c

$L7Sl

(quar,)____________________
preferred (quar.)__
$4.20 preferred; (qpar.)__
$4.12 preferred (quar.)_
$4.20 preferred (quar.)________v_
Virginia iron, Coal & Coke (quar,
Vogt Manufacturing
Corp

7

10-

$5

T

(quar.)

—

____________

T

lrlr63k
>.
9-14 -

27V2.C,

$4.04

7

$1:25

.

llLL

(quar.)__L

Texas

9-

$1.16 y4

.

(quar.)_______

Texas

1

—_

preferred

Texas

10-

;

preferred

4.50%

71

_____

(quar.)—

(quar. >.

8-15.

10-10

Co

8r- 3l
8-

9-

22%.c
30ft:

Raalter Co. (quar:)
1—
Vanadium^AUoys-Steel Co, (quar.),
Vanadium. Corp. of America, com. (quar, )te_
4%%
preferred
(quar.)u
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar.)

7.

$131(4.

5.35%

4.75%

99-

$1.16

—___—__

5.50%

5%

1
1

(quar,)——

preferred

5.125%

1010-

$1.27%'

-

;

9-14

8-16"

9*» L
9*r 1;

,

-50c

t.

Van

t

——1

;

Value

7.

^

preferred4 (quar.)

5.52%

9-,

9r

$1.15

(quar.)__—

preferred,

5.60%

1

1

(quar-.)—____.

preferred

5.75%

10-

10-

.

com.

Card; Co,

Valley National, Bank

8-17

-(quar.

preferred

5.80%
.

Transmission,-

Playing

Universal

9r.7,

$1.12%

_____

(quar.)_^

Sf-lO

$1.25

(quar.)

,8*6.

1

Net

35C

$L06V4

pf.ch (quar.);.
5.10%
preferred, (quar:)
5.12% preferred. (quar-.)_
5.24% preferred .(quar.)—
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)—;
Texaco Canada, Ltd. (quar.
Texaco, Inc.
(quar.)_
;___

s

Universal Insurance

8-. 3i

3c

$1.02 Va.

2nd

150.

(s-a-).

-

9*

36C

____——

common

preferred

-

Quarterly1

12rl4

8-31

(sta)

United Wheian Corp., common

8-15.

1

—

pfd: (quar.)——
preferred, (quar.)_„„__.—
preferred "(quar;)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)-

4 60%

9-

12-28

-

preferred
Lines Co.,

S.

$1.12%

9-11
tt-Jii

luc

Tube

Less Jamaica, income tax.

x

10-10

8-20

1

15c

&

date

10-311

10-

and/or record, date is,
indicated, Here.
tEayablft in ULB. funds, less 15% Canadian,
nonresident; tax.

8*15

9-14'

,8C:

Holders

Payable of Rea,

25c

<quar.);

Sheet

Previously published* date

y

■

8-31
9-28

_L

S Steel* Corp;,, common, (quar.)—
7% 'preferred (quar.
U, S. Vitamin & Eharmaceutlcai qorp-.

8-10

5c

y'

1

'

2nd'

5%

U

ff

1*

9*

(quar.);

•

8r 14

1

s

U

8^-1(1

9-

1„

When

Share

Co.

Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
t Payable in Canadian
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident, tax.
7%*.
a Less British income
tax.

8-3L

6%C

..!"

preferred" (quar.)
preferred (quar.

4.50%

8-

V

16C

—.

,

Transmission,

8-28

*9-

$2

•'

v

Tennessee

C

910*

of* Delaware-—

—

Hi Sj Pipe & Foundry,- (quar,

8-1'
'

16c

-•

—_

4%

l

8-15

*

2

Mfg;

Batteries

Jewelry

8-3L

1

5

j

37 %,c

preferred (quar.)*__.
Envelope Qo„ com., (quar.)__,

S.

"

!

8-

9-28

27%c

Sfteefe Metal: (quar. )
Ghemicah *

4% %

Ino.—

common

Yocam

10-

Company

Towne

Youngstown

7

8-31

22c

$1.06%

Borax

7%
U.

1

a-

8-15.

$1.2,7 V*

___;i

•8-

8^15*

-*

$1.04»

.

U.

8r>" 1

.

9-

(quar,)

(quar.)

Greenfield

United

7-23

8-15

•<

1

2c

improvement;

Illuminating

Monthly
Monthly

7'-23i
4

10-

invest¬

4%%
Taft

8-19

6%C

81.30

9-1

1

&

Zale

Funds-

United Investors Corp.
„

lO'- 1

50c-

__

9-

t75c

9-7

17%o

(quar.)

Inc.—

preferred

United

Per

Name of
Yale

income)-

Gas

4y4%
United

dividend-——

Sunshine Biscuits.Ino;

preferred

Science

ment

United

Holders

Payable of Reo.

^

Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preferred, (quar;)*

United

When

Share

IncA—

convertible

6%;

8-13

25c

of Company

Foods,

United

stock dividend)
Sunset International1 Petroleum4 Corp.—
Stock

Per

Name

8-15

50%

(quar-.)

Industries

9-1

8-

Ltd.—

Sunbury Milk Products (quar.)___
Sunray D. X. Oil Co.- (quar.)>_—_L
Sunset

8-15

65c

____;

adrs

on

Holders-

Payable of Rec.

31c

dividend)—

dividend

Stock

(quar.)-.___

common

(quar.)
& Sons,

(stock

Ordinary

When

Share

Suburban Propane Gas,

10c

It

8-31

8-17

Net

rev.

Net ry.

fr.

oper.

ry; op.

38,892,131

34,068,336

2,598,335

1,073,098

income

♦Deficit,—V.

196,

p.

321.

78,200,152

54,014,980

7,273)423. *12,363,639-

52

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(684)

—

Monday, August 13, 1962

■

■

.

Pennsylvania Reading Seashore
Ry.

oper,

oper.

expenses.
op.

oper,

ry.

1,166,584

—V.

195,

4,817,666
$1,660,053
3,030,777

$1,016,201
2,380,746

$703,464
1,429,472

$469,132

deficit

Net def. fr. ry.
Net

^*j«'157,6l3

$3,593,458
4,613,659

$1,666,828
2,370,292

$1,879,333
2,348,465

revenue-.

Ry.

Of

1961.
Sales for the. second

'

that

contributing to the sales improvement were heavier shipments
original equipment products resulting from a 29% increase in
year's car and truck production and exceptional strength in
the demand for Sealed Power products in the replacement market.
Replacement product sales, an Important stabilizing factor on the
company's operations, have shown progressive growth during the
last several years and recently have accounted for
approximately
60% of total sales. Formerly, total sales volume was divided almost
equally between original equipment and replacement products.
of

this

-

,

quarter totaled. $278,404,060 which
quarter last year.

compared

with $252,161,416 in the second

2382.

P.

up 25% over the same period last year. Net sales for
the six-month period amounted to $15,715,000, 25% over the"$12.571,000 sales recorded in the first half of 1961.
Mr. Johnson stated

corporation has announced that net income for the quarter
ended June 30, 1962, amounted to $9,956,149 or 63 cents a share
compared with $15,431,357 or 98-cents a share in the similar period
The

1962—6 Mos.—1961

Republic's net income for the first six months of 1962 amounted
or $1.62 per share.
In the corresponding six months
1961, the company reported net income of $21,253,878 or $1.35

to $25,579,505,

Peoples Gas Light & Coke

the company and its subsidiaries for
1962, was $25,263,872, or $2.14 per
restated net income of $21,119,916,

Consolidated net income of

months ended June 30,

six

the

of

Co.—Net Higher—

with
or
$1.79 per share, for the corresponding
For the 12 months
ended June 30, 1962,
compared

This

share.

period of a year ago.
consolidated net Income

share compared with $2.26 a year ago.
income for the respective periods is after reservations

Net

pending conclusion of current
rate,
Pipeline Co. of America.
I
increase
in
earnings
is
due
principally

income

net

of
of

proceedings

Gas

Natural
The

secondary offering of 15,000 shares of this bank's
outstanding $10 par common stock had been made at
a

$32.75 per share through H. Hentz & Co.,

Chicago.

Period Ended June 30—
sales ,i

Net

income

Per

share

—V.

—

—

-

195,

—————

—

-

-

-

..—

,

—

1962
1961
,
$15,872,897 $12,690,156
732,136
515,161
$0.51
$0.37

fell

profit for the
2,940,962 com¬
mon
shares
outstanding. This compared with $1,976,008 or 67c
per share on 2,937,071 common shares outstanding on June 30,
1961, adjusted to reflect a 2% stock dividend paid in January, 1962.
At
the same time,
Philadelphia & Reading reported that net
quarter was $1,888,901

first

the

for

half

of

or

net

64c per share on

amounted to

1962

$73,980,987,

from

up

$55,828,512.
Net profit for the first half amounted to $2,849,886,
equivalent to 97c per common share, against $2,934,546, or $1.00

share^in the first six months of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2382.

per

Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30—

1962—Quar.—1961

$1,396,182
766,380

$1,389,262

op.

$629,802

$611,489

income
p. 2382.

162,435

145,712

Ry.

oper.

revenue..

Ry.

oper.

expenses-

Period Ended June 30—

777,773

—

after

1962

Net

ry.

—V.

ry.

_____

;
1—

oper.

195,

287,438

Provision

The

reported' sales and other income for the first
totaling $24.1 million. Sales and other income
corresponding period of 1961 amounted to $10.8 million.

in :the
In

Earnings per

cowipany has

six months

the

of

1962

half-year periods net profit figures were $601,727 in
1962, and $95,967 in 1961, or $0.92 per share and $0.15 per share,
respectively.
In

same

commenting on the more than double sales volume and the 92
share in earnings, Mr. Erwin Hodge, Jr., President, stated,
compared with the 15 cents per share earned in the first half

cents per
"As

of

1961, this is, of course, a very considerable change for the better.
hand, we cannot overlook the facts that the 1962 earn¬
ings reported today were less than 3% of our sales for the period,
and that on a projected annual basis the profits returned less than
8% on the stockholders' equity in the company." Speaking of these
percntages in relation to hard goods manufacturing industries, Mr.
Hodge continued, "They leave too narrow a margin to provide the
On the other

momentum needed in bad years,

our-opinion,

to assure our ability to grow; or, in
stockholders the return to which they are

to pr ovide

entitled."—V.

174,

p.

106.

Ry.

oper.

revenue—

Ry.

oper.

expenses-

ry

—V.

$479,704
2,036,211

income

oper.

195,

$6,647,907 $15,253,268 $11,980,682
7,262,867
16,516,420
14,493,350

$7,615,264
8,094,968

Net def. fr. ry. op.
Net

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar —1961

$614,960

1,590,690

$1,263-, 152
4,132,086

$2,512,668
2,168,224

shares

Common

outstanding.

...

of

operating

—V.

to

Per, End. June 30—

Ry.
Ry

oper.

oper.

1962—Quar.—1961
$1,653,549
$1,510,327
1,532,247
1,622,260

revenue—

expenses,.

Net rev. fr,

ry. op.

$121,302

*45,529

$2,885,480
3,199,080

$372,318
66,718

*$313,600
*648,543

*$111,933

Net ry. oper. income

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$3,442,561
3,070,243

oper;

*302,551

*

Ry.

oper.

expenses*

195,

Pocket Books, Inc.

(& Subs.)—6 Months' Report—

*$206$435

192,337
p.

Period Ended June 30—
Net

sales

—

—_—

Distribution fees earned—-

...

-

Net income before

Net

-

1

Total

income^

1962
1961
$10,924,000 $11,212,000
1,493,000
2,304,000

oper.

revenue..

oper;

expenses.

$12,417,000 $13,516,000

taxes on income

312,000
1

t

Net income per common
—V. 195, p. 2493.

Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net ry. oper. income

Per. End. June 30—

share

1,307,000

160,000
4.8c

'

617,000
20c

oper.

revenue..

oper.

expenses.

Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—Net Up 30 %
The Tulsa,

fiscal

$119,685

drilling
of

Okla.,

quarter

for

has reported that net income for the

ending June 30 was $110,645, after deducting
future years'
income taxes
and
$72,073

estimated

expenses

$85,022

company

in

for its

own

account,

compared with
corresponding^neriod in 1961. Net

the

,nl?e m^8 in ^scal 1962

$230,250 in 1961.—V. 195, p. 2383.

was $258,895

net

income

income

for

Savannah

with

compared

revenue—

Oper.

—V.

rev.

ry.

$68,432
12,649

1962—6 Mos.—1961

1962—Quar —1961

The

ac¬

quired Tresco Ltd.,

Montreal, Canada, numerical machine tool con¬
trol manufacturer, for an undisclosed
amount of cash and stock,
it was announced by Francis J.
Renkowicz, Renwell President.
"Acquisition of Tresco reflects

our continuing diversification
proaccording to Mr. Renkowicz. Tresco
solid state controls are
designed to be virtually breakdown-free and
have numerous
applications in the machine tool industry where
there is a need for a
high degree of accuracy.' In addition, the
controls also can be easily set
up for short production runs.

Renwell
metal

electronics field,"

makes

housings,

industry.—V.

electronic
and

193,

p.

assemblies, wiring harnesses, standard
electro-mechanical units for the electronics
2261.

Republic Aviation Corp.—Six Months' ReportPeriod Ended June 30—•

;

1962

,

>

$

Net sales
Net

after

)

;

taxes

Earned per common share
—V. 195, p. 1597,




„

_II.II"
III"

2,489,102

444,557

«■

375,040

8,929

Southeastern Propane Gas Co.—9 Months' Report—

$6,150,620 $11,126,471

$10,592,258

5,007,603

4,942,614

2,863,155

$7,723,378
3,347,492

$6,427,406 $15,491,362 $12,077,750

2,705,285

6,585,586

4,975,221

Ry.—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961
$1,310,447
$1,188,181

908,511

849,337

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$2,533,516
$2,222,526

1,756,152

1,687,376

$401,936

$338,844

$777,364

$535,150

109)993

107,644

218,670

167,179

433,138

388,322

482,557

413,570

oper.

1707.

195/ p.

op.

$9,485,047

income

3,469,640

Southeastern Public Service Co.—9 Months'
revenues:

Federal

income

income

195,

taxes

period

$7,987,733 $19,900,250 $16,480,705
3,295,735
7,213,368
6,590,044

Ga.

$2,268,000

increase

of

12%

year

a

income

Seaboard
the

second

World

Airlines

quarter ending

has

June

reported
30,

$

1.79

a

1962.

profit of
This

$120,083 for
with a

compares

loss

of $1,126,162 for the comparable quarter of 1961, and repre¬
sents the first quarterly profit since the third quarter of 1958.
In commenting on the reported results, Mr. Richard M. Jackson,
President, paid tribute to the performance record of the new CL-44

turbine-powered aircraft. He pointed out that the operating results
of the first six months of 1962 represented a reduction in
operating
loss from $2,312,579 on earnings in 1961 to $734,841 in 1962 on
comparable revenues.—V. 194, p. 2338.

Sealed Power Corp.—Record

1961

134.550,663 172,228,431
2,730,062
5,187.283
0.95

Quarter-

New records

Sales, Earnings-

set by

Paul C. Johnson, President,
the board of directors that

$1,074,219

over

Co., Inc.—Net Up

the

six

earnings

reported

has

months

of

12%—

net

ended

for

$2,015,000

income

before

June

30, 1962, an
the comparable

ago.

R.

Riley,'President, said net income before taxes for the
this year was equal to $1.81 a share on the 1,250,000
common shares outsanding as compared with $1.61 per share on the
same number of outstanding shares for the comparable 1961
period.
With

in

about $580,000 in

1962,'

income

in

of

Southern

taxes

Net

1955.

$1,362,000,

for

tax loss carry-forward benefits remaining
Nitrogen this year accrued Federal and state
,

the

income

equal

first

time

after

to $1.09

Nitrogen's

since

taxes

per

net

the

.company'was

organized

the

for

first

1962

common

sales

for

half

of

was

share.

the

first

$12,018,000, an increase of 38%
the comparable 1961 period.

were

six

over

months

sales

of

of

this

$8,727,000

The Savannah-based company
fertilizer,

South

products,

Carolina

chiefly

markets.—V.

produces a broad range of nitrogen
for the Georgia, Florida, North and
195, p. 2197.

Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—

Ry,

oper.

1962—Quar.—1961

Ry,

oper.

Net rev. fr. ry.. op.

Net

—V.

ry.

oper.

196,

*

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$

$

$

183,384,692 174,036,571 347,900,819 326,874,871
expenses- 134,316,844 131,595,602 260,504,116 252,671,354

revenue..

p.

income
157.

49,067,848
17,970,489

Southern Railway
Per. End. June 30—

42,440,969
"14,847,045

87,396,703
31,359,267

74,203,517
26;282,124

Co.—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961

1962—6 Mos.—1961

announced In'his mid-year report to
second-quarter sales volume reached

$

$

68,159,384

64,599,780

expenses.

47,313,659

46,528,023

94,277,443

92,347,078

Net rev. fr. ry, op.

Sealed Power Corp. during the first six
months of 1962.
Second-quarter sales and earnings were the high¬
est for any quarter in the company's
history and first-half results
exceeded any previous six month period!.
-- '■
were

1,784,659
710,440

$1,478,915

taxes.

company

for

Per. End. June 30—

Airlines, Inc.—Reports Profit for

2,184,944
706,029

1

Federal

Savannah,
of

taxes

1708.

p.

Southern Nitrogen
This

1961

$16,809,710 $13,179,682

taxes

after

Report

1962

•

...

Income-before Federal income

during

196, p. 2305.

Seaboard World

taxes.

:

Period Ended June 30

Southern

s/n
1962—Quar —1961
1962—6 Mos.—1961
$42,084,425 $39,112,469 $84,768,861 $78,871,698
expenses.
32,599,378
31,124,736
64,868,611
62,390,993

Net rev. fr. ry.

$4,199,759
801,892

915;695

John

revenue—

oper.

1961'

$4,677,813

1962-^-6 Mos.—1961

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

1962

revenue:

Income before Federal- income- taxes

—V,

195, p. 2305.

oper.

share for the latest six months Is based on an
shares outstanding, compared with an average
outstanding in the first six months of 1961.

Feu-lotf Ended JUne 30*
Gross-

year

Ry.

dally,

sales volume of all petroleum products was 4.9% higher
during comparable 1961 period. Volume of crude oil processed
refineries averaged 438,367 barrels daily during first
half of 1962/ against' 393,470 barrels daily in; 1961 first half. Total
net production of crude oil and natural gas liquids amounted to
188,743 barrels daily for 1962 first half, against 190,918 barrels
daily for first half of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2746.
"

1,798)347
$155,290-

*$388,901

1962—Quar.r-r-1961
1962—6 Mos.—1961
$18,858,442 $16,623,645 $37,223,829 $32,235,940
11,135,064
10,196,239
21,732,467
20,158,190

ry. op J

per

$■

corporation, located in South Hadley Falls, Mass., has

*he

$5,620,497

income

oper.

barrels

$1,953,637

$55,656

Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—

—V.

Corp.-XAcquisition-

fr.

484,441

of

domestic

$30,087,188 $29,386,484 $58-998,920 $56,190,802
24,466,691
23,235,864
47,872,449
45,598,544

expenses-

Net

volume

Federal income1 taxesi__
Net income after. Federal income

& Atlanta

oper.

Net ry.

Renwell Electronics

income
2383.

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.
Ry.

s&fe*

Of Sfcttclair Oil and subsidiaries for six
30,. tS6%. declined to $lff,657,327, or $1.24 a
$24,654,109, or $1.62 $ share In the similar 1961

low price realizations, particularly for gasoline, nul¬
other operations and from cost reduction
the company said.

first half

Net

third

fr. ry. op.
p.

product
income

net

Total

at

Net

Ry.

oper.

the like months of 1960-1961.

than

I

St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—

195,

quarters of fiscal 1962, net sales were $35,439,-

$30,652,644 for the same months a year earlier.
of $2,948,388 compared with pre-tax earnings

record

income

—V.

—V.

Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—

Continued

195, p. 2383.

Net ry.

Latz.

lified revenue gains from

2383.

Per. End, June 30—

Ry.

Net rev.

Mr.

taxes

$1,044,121 for

program,

San Francisco Ryv—Earnings—

Ry.

Deficit.—V. 195, p. 2382.

stated

Sheller

before

Net

Corp.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
$36,462
$956,479
242y897
888,047

revenue..

—V;

field,"

—

against

as

Gross

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—

acquis-

average of 15,008,703
of 15,150,342 shares

increased from $14,297,235 in the first
in the corresponding period of 1962.
•

Ry.

Deficit.—V.

school

sftore, from
period, the company reported.;

.

revenues

Rutland Railway

St. Louis,

for cash,
the field

into

in

Sinclair Oil Corp.—Net Lower—

$15,790,254

Per. End. June 30—

*

that

in

of

1962

30,

Despite

£769;769

196, p. 581.

1961

move

American

consolidated

Corp.—Revenues, Net Up—

,

of

expansion

first

outstanding. For the fcomparable period of a year earlier, net earn¬
ings were $467,821, or 49 cents per share, calculated on the same
195, p. 750.

quarterly report to share owners of the corpora¬
income before preferred stock dividends for six
months ended June 30, 1962 of $2,181,318—equivalent to $1.09 a
share on the 1,640,623 shares of common stock outstanding. This
compares with earnings of 81 cents a share for the
same period
of 1961.
: u,„
Total

of

their

assets!

of

purchase

move

basis.—V.

net

half

involves

Net income,
after taxes, totaled $1,414,988 and was equivalent
to $1.48 per share on the 956,205 shares of common stock currently

The 1962 second

reports

'

months ended; Jtae

Rochester Telephone
tion

which

For the first three

818

0.91

1,819,126-

interest

Profit

1961

1.13"

_

improve^

Manufacturing for the nine months ended
first three quarters of the current fiscal year —
amounted to $1.48 per share as contrasted to 49 cents per share
for the corresponding period last year, januarius A. Mullen, Presi¬
dent, reported. The marked rise in earnings, he said, primarily
reflected the cumulative effects of the Company's continuing growth
and improvement program.

—V. 195, p. 1023.

Ry.

2382.

p.

taxes

share.

common

Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net ry. oper. deficit

Pittsburgh & Lake Erte-RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30—

taxes—

for Federal and State

transaction,

Sheller Manufacturing:

$41,611,907 $40,060,638
4,403,352
3,510,364
2,344,000
1,860,000
2,059,352
1,650,364.

income

operating

jf

time,.Donald A; Kubie, Vice-President and Treasurer
becomes President of the Chicago school as well as
beauty-culture" schools owned by Seligman &Latz.

firm,

Earnings

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Six Mos.' Report

Income before

well, as

as'

*

and expansion outside the East.

June

1430.

Net

Pittsburgh Forgings Co.—Sales, Earns. Double—

4,478,348

1962

current

Beauty Culture
School
of
Chicago,
located
right in the Loop, represents a highly successful operation for our
firm. It provides us with continuity in our diversification planning.
It strengthens our standing in the area in whch we are best quali¬
fied to operate, the beauty culture field," Mr. Latz added.—V. 195,
p. 1967.

interest and finance charges of $7,222,000. For the first half net
earnings were $843,000 or $0.72 per share of common stock based
on net income from sales, interest, and finance charges of $13,747,000.
For the comparable six months of 1961 net earnings were
$353,000 or $0.30 per share of common stock from sales, interest
and finance charges of $12,187,000.
Six months figures for 1962
include foreign income of $390,000 before taxes.
In 1961, foreign
income for the comparable period was $323,000 before taxes.—V. 195,

>

'•

Seligman & Latz' third
beauty culture schools. It is

Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—

—:

the

same

the

all other

"The

195, p. 2383.

sales

of

has purchased through a wholly-owned subsidiary,
School of Beauty Culture of
Chicago, It was an¬
by Edwin K- Latz, Chairman of the Board.

At. the

public

Rochester, N. Y. manufacturer of professional equipment for
dental, meiical, and hospital use, has reported consolidated net
earnings of $399,000 or $0.34 per share of common stock outstanding
for the se< ond quarter of 1962 based on net revenue from sales,

Net

half

"This expanding move, acquiring beauty culture schools, indicates
our confidence in the future of beauty culture and the
Increasing

$

4,523,347

first

company

The

136,398,445 120,943,657
2,801,862
4,330,640
0.62
0.97

....

taxes

Ritter Co.,

$1,321,593
339,859

$1,216,554

;

This

p.

sales < volume
1024.

p.

marks

1961

$
Net sales

1962—6 Mos.—1961
$2,862,074
$2,751,595
1,540,481
1,535,041

195,

of

tion

—V.

the higher

of

of

Period Ended June 30—

Net rev. fr.

.

the prime aluminum price
The result, despite a con¬
been a further decrease in

last September.

pound

a

Earned per common share
Number of common shares—

corporation has reported that net sales for the three months
gain from the $33,461,289

reported for the comparable period a year ago.
President Howard A. Newman reported that

sales

The

Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.—Six Months' Report—•

ended June 30 totaled $42,927,189, a 28%

second

cents

2

the

The- American

nounced

copper, brass and >luiqinum
lowered continuously. In addition,"

of

for

Seligman & Lalz, Inc.—Acquisition—

highly competitive Industry," Mr. Kennedy stated, "the
fabricated products have'

this

"In

prices
been

■

'

Sales for the period totaled $124,947,576 as compared with $109,797,561 for the same period in 1961, an increase of 13.8%.

Net

Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Sales Up 28%—
The

ments.—V.

tinuing drive for cost reductions, has
margin of profit.—V. 195, p. 1853.

1926.

p.

fited' from

of

Report

Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—6 Months'
Net

months ended June 30,

the slj$

the company for

of

income
was

2,694,310 shares then outstanding.

Rank of Chicago — Secondary
Stock Offerings-Oil Aug. 8, 1962, it was reported that
National

Peoples

the

$3,648,838," equal to $1.34 pdr share on the 2,708,410
common
stock then, outstanding, James M. Kennedy,
Chairman of the Board, announced. For the comparable period in
1961 net Income was $3,923,104, equal to $1)45 per share on the

Net

1962

earnings

30, 1962, and $1.00
share An 669,013 shares outstanding a year earlier, adjusted for
10%
stock dividend issued in 1961. Earnings this year bene¬

per

Copper & Brass. Inc.—Sales Up 13.8%—

Revere

net

Power's

year rose to $1,163,000, a gain of 75%
over last year's first-half
total
of
$666,000. Such earnings were equivalent to $1.72 per
share on 677,326 shares outstanding on June

in the correspodning half of last

amounted to $442,908,463
year.—V. 195, p. 2080.

shares

to additional
and to colder weather last

served

being

heating customers
winter.—V. 196, p. 219.

space

Sealed

in the first six months of 1962, while

totaled $592,420,943

Sales

they

$2.60 per

was

share.

per

*

$8,166,000;

Republic; Steel Corp.—Earnings Down—

Lines—Earnings

1962—Quar.—1961

30—

Per. End. June

'

-

-

20,845,725

18,071,757

40,898,565

9,169,039

7,588,098

17,903,994

34,037,804
13,979,806

Ry.

oper.

revenue..

Ry.

oper.

Net ry.

oper. Income

$
$
135,176,008 126,384,882

Appointment—The

Chase Manhattan Bank has been appointed trustee,
paying
agent and registrar for the
company's
4y4%
equipment trust
certificates, series YY, due serially semi-annually. Jan. 2, 1963
to July 2, 1977, both inclusive.—V. 196, p. 363.

Volume

•

196

Number 6185

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Southwest Gas Pipeline Co.—Acquisition Completed
On

Aug.

gathering
assets

1962,

and

Southwest
the

transmission

located

are

Texas

in

Gas

assets

North

of

Central

Pipeline

Co.

Brazos

River

Gas

Co.

This

operates

gathering

a

on

Gulf Coast.

Brothers, New York City,
arranged the financing of this

Southwestern Bell

assisted

in

the

"The

Telephone Co.—Debentures Of¬

ducer

debenture^at

bid of 100.212%.

competitive

One other bid

PROCEEDS—Net

proceeds

from

the

4%%

a

financing

will

the

used

made

to

the

snail

a

of

31,

which

of

St.

portion

the

1962,

Illinois

in

Houston,
adjacent

or

population.

in

1962

to

Louis.

St.

and

Dallas,
having

cities

than

50,000

when

the

basis,

$217,135,000
Dec.

31,

three

months

company

had

ended March 31,
total
operating

1962,

on

(000's Omitted)

Peck—

American

Corp.

300

Inc

Ashmun

Barret,

Co._

150

2,500
750

Baxter

Co.

&

K.

George

750

Co.

&

Co.

Hugo

&

&

McMaster

1,750

Milburn,

C.. Bradford

J.

&

Co.—

Co

Cabell

Burgess

& Leith

Burns

Bros.

&

Inc.

2,500

&

Branch,

Edward

L.

Co.

100

200

Phillips, ,Inc._,
Securities

Lee

Carroll

Whiteside

100

Corp._

&

250.

Co.

150

&

Winslow,' Inc.
Chapman, Howe & Co.____
Coffin

Securities

&

Cooley

"$37,275

$118,718

deficit

168,504

Crowell,

Weed on

&

&

&

Cullom

Davis

Co

;

&

Doolitth

&

Douglas

G.

Inc.

R.

J.

Co.

&

Clement

&

100

Co.

2,500

Sans

&

Inc

350

of

&

M. M.

Fri^ley

&

&

Hart,

Co.

&

Garrett

Ginthcr

&

&

&

630

Co.

& Co

Staats &
&

'•*

Co.

Hay~'en.

Co

250

Co._

Stone

150

Thomas

&

.____

Co.

&

200
1,000

Jones

&

& Co

Josey
p.

—

Co.

150
153

Inc.

—_—

:

Wyatt,

150

F.

Yarnall,

S.

500

Neal

& Waggoner
& Co.,
Inc.
Biddle & Co._

Yantis

253

Spokane, Portland

&

oper.

jrryenue__

$8,096,439

$7,576,251

$15,351,535

Ry.

oper.

^expenses.

6,291,570

6,068,705

12,335,819

12,158,211

Net
—V.

ry.

oper.

ry.

op.

income

195, p. 2383.




$1,804,869
778,485

$1,507 546

$3,015,716

497,213

1,011,373

$2,643,124
-

493,223

In

on

compared to
1,527,398 shares

as

on

to $17,693,507 for the year,
during fiscal 1961.—V. 194, p.

for

the

first

half

of

com¬

362.

net

sales

the

previous

1962,

period

same

reporting

the

13

or

in

of

cents

1961

earnings,

engineering

were

President

and

start-dip

to';^ntributewto^probts%

expected

told

the

has

and

stockholders

capital

addition

invested

to

in

and

compounds

that

costs

for

"spending

equipment during

the

filament

additional

compression

3,300

a

on

floor

reserve

a

Central

Per. E'nd. June 30—
oper.

1962

winding

on

the"

will

re¬

exceed

facility,

the

equipment to
manufacture
molded
products.—V.
196,

Ry.

oper.

expenses.

Net
Net

ry.

—V.

basis

the

at

$2,068,175

$1,991,474

774,991

1,557,937

1,593,801

$277,523

$197,208

$510,238

$397,673

income

60,285

11,686

81,128

8,013

912.

p.

Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial
Redemp.
The corporation has called for
redemption on September 1, 1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $750,000 of Its first mortgage
pipe line bonds 4%% series due March 1, 1977; $562,000 of its first

area.

began
and

mortgage pipe line bonds 5%%

last

will
of

end

will

be

Ireland,

kind

its

of

officially

The

Rt.

in

Europe

opened

Hon.

of

its

The

March.

be

fully

series due Sept. 1, 1977; and $675,mortgage pipe line bonds 5%% series due Sept. 1,
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the

first

Ac¬

Texas Mexican

Prime Minister of
Brookeborough of
presence of about 450

sound

investment.

Not

Stevenson

said,

the

196,

p.

583.

Net
Net

fr.

rev.

ry.

$814,854

$1,457,268

$1,562,278

567,345

574,857

1,123,126

1,176,744

$201,238
26,443

ry. op.

income

oper.

195,

1992—6 Mos.—1961

$768,583

$239,997

£334,142

$385,534

54,591

29,535

62,078

,

2384.

p.

American

an

Europe,

Mr.

Texas

&

only

every reason to be very satisfied
European mill owners who have
plant have nothing but praise for the excellence of

our

Y.—V.

1962—Quar.—1961

revenue—
expenses,

'

&

Pacific

Ry.—Earnings—

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.

oper.

Ry.

oper.

Net
Net

fr.

rev.

ry.

ry.

$3,572,445
1,067,800

1,219,871

2384.

p.

Period

$4,102,216

op.

Income

oper.

Textron

and

1962—Quar.—1961

$17,615,518 $16,773,123
expenses.
13,513,302
13,200,678

revenue—

—V/195,

"We have

American

move.

our

oper.
oper.

—V.

Stevenson

J.

Co., N.

the

stated that his company was interested in diversification.
the establishment of Ulster Textile Mill as a wholly-

of T.

Trust

Ry.—Earnings—

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.
Ry.

Viscount

in

100%

opera¬

month.

next

at

1978

today.

by

The

1962—6 Mos.—196L<

$972,199

ry. op.

oper.

195,

$1,071,801

794,280

fr.

rev.

Ry.—EarningSr—

1962—Quar.—1961

revenue..

';i Y

•

Ended

the

Net
Net

after

June

30—

$6,712,039

2,547,221

1,730,948

' :

'

1962

1961

$11,057,000

899,000

common

of

195,

26,665,452

$8,654,184

$14,462,000

taxes

per

Number

27,056,526

;:'YYr

sales——;

our

Earned

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$35,710,710 $33,377,491

Electronics, Inc.—Six Months' Report—

fact,

common

share

(598,000>

$0.30

($0.20)

3,011,093

—

shares-.

3,006,093

1143.

p.

.

Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Earns, at New High
income

net

1962

30,

the

for

six

and

months

12

months

was

reported by

Mark Anton,

Chairman

and

Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—

ended

Presi-

The

;
income

Net

for

the

six-month

$1,437,739, an increase
of 5%
over net income of $1,369,077 for the same period last year.
This is equivalent to 9o cents per average share outstanding for
the six months- period as compared to 88 cents last year, despite
the fact that the average number of shares outstanding for
the
six months ended June-30, 1962 was 57,068 greater than for the
period

same

The

half

1962

exercise

Net

in

increase

of

the

of

income

period

was

1961.
in

option
for

the

'

•

average

the

was

common

result

of

conversions

of

first

half

Chairman,
-

This net

for

of

13,819,813

the

net

months

income

1962

totaled

full

shares

of

ended

June

30,

19iS2

was

$2,30,

the

company and

subsidiaries for the

$19,664,000, equivalent to $1.42 a share
outstanding, Joseph N. Pew, Jr., Board

announced.
income

first

six

was

18.2%
of

less than the $24,048,000 net

last

of

Colony Trust Co., 45

American,
—V.

subordinated

5%

Inc., to
prices

$432,858,

at

196,

an

on

Milk

Aug.

15.

debentures

amount

not

to

Street, Boston 6, Mass., will
1952, receive tenders for the
Feb.
1, 1970 of Textron

due

sufficient to exhaust the sum cf
100%
plus accrued
interest.

exceed

583.

p.

Thermogas Co.—Common Offered—On Aug. 8, 1962,
C. Allyn & Co., Chicago, and associates, offered
publicly, 500,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common

Net

finance the acquisition of
Companies, provide them
capital, purchase additional equipment,
construct new gas distribution facilities at Prophetstown, 111., and replenish company's working capital.

year.

The 1961 net

was

reported
equivalent

proceeds will help

Dri-Gas

and

the

Harris

with working

BUSINESS—Thermogas,
at

fices
LP

months

Old

to the close of business

stock at $10 per share.

warrants.
12

up

sale

A.

in the first
preferred stock and

shares outstanding

Sun Oil Co.—Net Down 18.2%—
Consolidated

on

fr.

a

1962.

that the company had decided to accel¬
and
building of an
integrated
filament
firstsY'-ln, line'% production facility
in
the

was

engineering

both

$14,801,335

rev.

in

and running-in operations
in production in two shifts

subsidiary

Mr.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

Ry.

Net

comprises

^

Seattle Ry.—Earnings—

1962—Quar.—1961

1962,

earned

and

30,

share

rose

."substantial

Ry.

Scheduled annual production provides
knitting cotton yarn and one million
three-shift- six-day operation. Additional

971,913 compared with $2,652,225 for the 12 months ended June
1961, an increase-of $319,688—V. 195, p. 1708.

Per. End. June 30—

sales

common

earhings by $125,000 for the first six- mrfnths
pf. itr.in the seoond quarter.7; He .added |that

also

Tennessee

opening
spindles for the

Co., Inc., appears to be a
did he receive full cooperation
and advantageous terms from the Northern Ireland authorities, but
his shipping interests will also be directly tied into the new ven¬
ture, as he expects to transport the raw cotton in Stevenson-owned
.of''operated Ships'.' ."Y*['''•[:' "Y". 'Y -

150

315.

in

ended June

per

363.

p.

that

said

very

159
200

winding

molding

of

installed

modern

mill

Stevenson

Co.,

&

Inc.

increase

year

said

that

part

DaCosta

company

from

dent.

250

Wright

also

installation

Commenting on the somewhat unusual move of
shipping concern entering into textile production in

June

2,530

L. Whittaker & Co.

L.

plant

Colebrooke, C.B.E., M.C., D.L., M.P.
guests from the U. S. and Europe.

400

Co._

DaCosta

engineering

$1,000,000."

Stribling, Jr., of Werner Textile Consultants,
charge of the planning and engineering, the mill is one

in

most

Nor'hern

1,500
1 500

$0.36

quarter.

Mr.

search,

yarn.

pounds

around-the-clock

an

was

the

109

Co._

300

,

who

1,500

&

150

Kenower, MacArthur & Co.

__

Inc.

fiscal

share

stockholders

facility—the

f

technical and the economic aspects of our venture.
In
production is readily sold In the U. K., and future pros¬
pects, particularly in view of Britain's anticipated joining of the
Common Market, are most favorable."

&

Stetson

the

cotton

inspected

White

Arthur

Co.

&

complete

100

Wheat

N.

time

already

on

Record

—

Co..

1961

$5,824,708
'
280,093

'

■

with

Winslow, Cohu &

200

109

D.

156,

Wertheim

Inc.

America
Fdward

&

to

before-tax

'

cording to Thomas E.
of

Anthony .&
Dav

Weeden

Inc.—___
North

Co—

$113,093

large

—V.
___

&

—

200

759

29.4%

a

1960.

in

Manufacturers Hanover

400

190

H.

a

final

&

____.

L.

C.

200

300

Dabney

Robert K. Wallace & Co.__

Robert

of

Co.

Trask

Tucker,

C.

Corn.

&

Tyson

J.

Co.,

Co

Co., Inc.__
American Corp.____

Spencer

400

Co.

Investment

2,500

Inc.

&

750
J

the mills-.'.-

of

owners

590

a__

Sullivan

Townsend,

750

&

Co.;

Inc.

—

Co.,

Securities

Interstate

1,209

Co.____

Leach____

Stokes & Co.______

Straus

200

R.

&

&

_i__

Co.

Swiss

150

&

Hilsman

S.

300

Ccr.

&

Rmha"ds

&

400

Cn.____

Co

Agee

-

Walter
J.

&

Brothers

Dabbs

Talbot-—

&

H.Hen'z

Hirsch

&

Steele

J.

530

$8.93,

$0.53

11%

an

the

share. Earnings for the
cents per common share.

country—and

American

rayon

rayon yam

record

tive

1,750

R.

sales

000

owned

150

for

common

Following the signing of an agreement with the Northern Ireland
authorities last October, the machinery installation was completed

He

Smithers

of

million

of

pcJUuS

2 500

150

to

412,276

______

reported

recorded

set

reduced

Ltd.,

Co., Inc.,

to

stock

ago.

time,

with

&

$6.90

——

,

the

to

spinning,

five

for

2,500

Stix

1,500

through

Shields
S.

$1.36

!

Stevenson

from

was

per

were

5

the

winding

7,949,278 shs.

equipped

addition

In

Shaughnessy & Co., Inc
Shearson, Hammill & Co,
;______

7,966,539 shs.

with modern U. S. and European machinery and
occupies a 210,000-square-foot single-floor building at Newry, County
Down.
The
structure,
owned
by
the
Government
of
Northern
Ireland, has been put at the disposal of the new owners on a
long-term low-rental lease.

259

500

—

is

___

Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.r Inc,

Sons__

It

Stringfellow—____
Seasongood & Mayer

150

—

&

Haupt

—V.

Schwabacher
Scott &

Sterne,

200
Inc. V 250

Co.

Hanauer

B.

Hann"ford

I.

250

Stern

Green, Ellis & Anderson—
600
Gregory & Sons
1,000
Ha!lgar1'en
& Cor
2,500

H.

Schmidt, Roberts & Parke

Co.

J.

T.

has

year

letter

a

erate

14,256-spindle mill was designed and engineered by Werner
Consultants, Division of Werner Management Consultants,
Inc., New York, who also supervised the installation of machinery
and equipment.
,
Y
;
.
f
•
■

The

750

Inc

200

2,500
&

of

went

$980,466, or $.63
outstanding at June 30,

record

or

Edward

11,155,000
10,311,018

•

Mill,

3-for-i

The

&

H.

Inc.

Co.

Gcodbody

H.

250
2 500

i

500

Frederking

&

Robert

J.

____

Co.—
,

21,966,018
.

the first cotton spinning mill in Europe
interests, will be officially opened
at Newry in Northern
Ireland on Aug. 16, it was announced by
Thomas J. Stevenson, Jr.; Vice-President of the. New York
shipping

mill" is

&

22,321,939
11,150,000

r

pertaining

the

1962

earnings

$.46
a

common

In

$1.40

■'

!

wholly-owned by

in

Co.

per

Stevenson & Co., Inc.—To Open Textile Mill
.<
■■'
•
?'• ■»

Ulster Textile

5)0

250

Co.

Hobbs

Gairdner

Hill

&

789.

shares

share

income

Earnings

Report$114,413,528

share—.

p.

figures

This
Norristown, Pa., company records first-half
$5,369,525—up almost a half million dollars from

$56,938

outstanding

all

reflect

30—

$15,961,250,

filament

1,000

Inc._

$0.57

751,580

1961

—

to

cents

Taylor Fibre Co.—Reports Record Sales—

1962

shares

in

same

to

first-half

taxes_

number of

r__

Hutzler

F.

$0.86

11,171,939

per

the

$117,812,909

capacity can be

&

corporation

or

At

797,103

taxes_______

in¬

an

14

2462.

p.

shares

430,465

shares______

profit

that

:.

per common

increase

pared

1961

share

sales_:
Earnings before

notes

adjusted

of

2641.

p.

June

1,561,061

1474.

Net

________

Starkweather

Corp.
Corp.—

Freeman & Co.,

-Funk

Ira

co-

„

Brothers

&

common
common

$1,115,140,

increase

an

$28,976,506

683,275

of

totaled

cents,

$6,927,735

After-tax

593,595

1962

taxes

manufacture

1,000
i5o

Kerner

&

Co.,

William

Co.,

Cleveland

Michigan

Freeman

J.

150

Hughes

Mosle

&

343,047

30—

per

70

report
been

common

$719,552,

Period Ended June 30

-

Co.,

150

First

First

150

&

Rothschild

F.

265,188

$34,309,603

195, p.

100

150

Inc.
The

150
2,500,
a

Co.

500

.—

Inc

Evans

A.

Inc.

Co.,

Pont

Edwards.

200
100

Edwards

Evans

100

Inc.

Co.

Rotan,

1,750

Inc,

&

du

I.

1,200

409

&

500

Co.

A.

Corp.

■ht Snider

J

&

Russ

2,500

Co.,

Co.,

Francis

400

this

Tandy Corp.—Sales Up 11%; Net 36%—

Textile

300

&

Close

Salomon

_—

&

Dittmar

Jrbn

.

Inc.

Riter

L.

Merle-Smith

Dickson

S.

VV

b

Co.,

200

&

Co.,

&

Inc.
R.

X LOvU V

750

.Dempsey-Tegeler
&

4C0

^

Pollock

Rand

500

—V.

concern

250

200

—

Di-k

E.

after

(T. J.)

Co.,

Inc.

Rambo,

Securities

Skaggs

Co.

&

Co.

&

Corp.
Writer

Raffensperger,

Co., Inc.

Davis,
Shelby

Wm.

X

Inc.

Union

Overton

June

of

to

rose

taxes—.

191,

The

2384,

p.

In Europe— v,

150

__________

A.

195,

Ended

—V. ,194,

300

Lynch

Nongard, Showers &
Murray, Inc.
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.—

400

Schmertz

&

Hanseatic

Peters,
Christensen,

&
—

Co.,

York

oper.

sales—

to be

a__a__

ina

Co,—

I-odesta

Cunningham,

New

750

Miller

Dallas

ry.

,

100

in

1961.

195,

Ended

after

"$127,363

Aver,

Co.;

operation
.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

" "$63,892

ry.

shares

common

sales.

—V

Transit Ry.—Earnings—

op.

rev, fr.

Estimated

150

Go.

&

Beissner

Paribas

750

Corp.

of

Dec.

Superior Electric Co.—Six Months' Report
Net

Net

1962—Quar.—1961
$816,002

have

14,

value

Period

out¬

1,733,047

&

Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.,

J.

1,000
,

Co.—;

Cru..te.i->c?~,

Leonard

3Co

Corp.

Co.

&

then

150

Inc.

Securities

150

.

Burr

&

Courts

Co.,

Dallas

250

,

Clayton

&

Inc.

Carolina
Chace.

Moroney,

1,000

Caldwell

shares

$1,605,684

Net

100

Co.___r

on

increase.—V.

1365.

p.

shares

$0.26 per share on

or

"B"

1,596,372

Earnings

&

Y

250

_

&

class

Sterling Drug Inc.—Six Months'

300

-

Moore,

Denton,

Burton

and

share
gain.
The

Aug.

six-month period

year

$265,341

were

"A"

$1,715,090

Earned

100

Cochran

150

Byrd Brothers, King-

W.

Inc.

1,000

-a

class

to

per

25%

a

Book

853,277

Net

250

—

weeks

from

1961's total of $817,673.

over

split

17%.

the prior

over

earnings

947,442

period

35.3%.

applicable

of 36.4%

common

a

789,584

Number

-

Metropolitan
Mid-South

Inc.

Co.

30,

period

$853,476

Net

250

Becker

&

June

same

Stein, Hall & Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—

500

Co

Hutchinson

Stearns: & Co.—2,500

G.

approximately 38%

Period

500

Co..*„

Co._

McKee

■

A.

"

&

McCourtney-

Bear,
•"

ended

the

this

for

1961.

of

Earnings

&

Y—_

Coe

Marx

McCormick

"

of

outstanding

$300

150

"

approximately

for

expenses,

100

Mason-Hagan, Inc.

Breekenridge

—

Baum

&

C.

250-

—.jL_

Barth

J.
,

months

&

Inc.
Legg &

Mackall
.

_«.Oiri750

rFitch North & Co.

Ino,

six

$21,662,347

revenue__

2,500
Wheeler

John

300

.

I

Inc.—

Alleman,

Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpatl)
YBacfce. i& C&. ;_
;Ball|i v Burge & Kraus
';Tw

Co.,

Co.

Leedy,

S.

Bleichroeder,
S.

&

Ladenburg, Thalmann

2,500

Strudwick—

&

Arnhold. &

C.

600

Securities

Anderson

of

"Deficit.—V.

(OGO's Omitted)
Kormendi

high in 1961 for Super
according to the firm's Report

28

'

and

first

the

from

oper.

Net

Amount

~

,

31, 1961 to July 14,
$157,877,598, an increase of 31.2% over the same
Net earnings for the period were $1,139,101, an

to

rose

36%

.

Amount

&

increased

report

net earnings for the first six months was
$365,379,
share on the combined 1,040,736 class "A" and class
outstanding at June 30, 1962. This represents an in¬

per

consolidated net

Net

net income of $38,898,000.
For the year ended
total operating revenues aggregated $834,759,000 and
$141,006,000.
:
\ \
•

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc._$8,900

1962,

of

UNDERWRITERS—

stock earlier this

all-time

an

upward,
the first

covering

.

period

earnings.

for

of

companies,

oper.

an

revenues

reached

continued

sales

Earnings

Ry.

.

Adams

sales

increase

combined

was

,

net

and

Per. End. June 30—

more

telephone service include tele¬

and

1961,

income

net

the

the

$397,-

'

that

has

Wholesale

Earned

typewriter service, data transmission and transmission of radio and
programs.
Other revenues are derived principally from
the sale of space in telephone directories.
REVENUES—For

sales

subsidiary

Staten Island Rapid

television

unaudited

and

standing..—V. 195,

were

or

'

,

volume

Stores

crease

Ry.

other

to

157.

p.

year.

Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—

$25,430,579

an

shares

crease

;

Communication services

ago,

$0.33

or

On

33%

and

on

<'

figure of $401,026,-

of Houdry Process Corp.

80,000 shares

Shareholders

to

Consolidated

redemption

6,577,018 telephones in service,
in the metropolitan areas

City

other

26

of

net

to

rose

"B"

vicinity

Industries,

Consolidated

proceeds

located

were

Kansas

1

the

had

company

approximately 35%

Louis,

located

of

of

Sales

Valu

not

consolidated

EUSINESS—Headquartered at 1010 Pine Street, St. Louis, the
furnishes communication services, mainly local and toll
telephone service, in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas
and

outstanding

amounted

year

Super Valu Stores, Inc.—Sales at All-Time High—

company's

Star

exten¬

company

March

sale

y

programs.

Star Industries,

to

REDEMPTION FEATURES—The debentures will not be redeemable

the

shares
,

this

.

year

date,

of

30,

year.—V. 196,

only that our participation in each of these will expand
substantially, but that we will receive .additional contracts in other
important space projects."—V. 195, p. 2198.

corporate purposes.

prior to Aug. 1, 1967.
Beginning with such
prices will range from 104.382% to par.

half

profit margin for the six months ending
1962, was 4.9 cents per dollar of revenue compared with
cents in the corresponding period of last
year.

the

in

expect

coupon.

be

the company intends to repay
parent company, A. T. & T. and to use the balance of
genera]

an

full
,

first

.

guidance system

Following this
advances from its

reimbursement,
for

six

the

for

(13,046,590
.

the

Included
in
the
1962
total
revenue
figure were capital gains
totaling $6,003,000, compared with $2,077,000 in the first six months
of last year. The 1962 capital gains total included
$3,656,000 from

„

■

fewer

for

53

Sun Oil's consolidated

increase

company's treasury for expenditures
additions
and
improvements to its plant.

sions,

■

and

capabilities in these fields were recognized by
selecting Kollsman for work on optical electronics and the
in Project Apollo.
In addition," he said, "we are
important factor • in • three other ; major ^space projects.
We

NASA

7 on a
Morgan

received.

was

Stanley & Co., bid 102.049, naming
The issue was quickly sold.
reimburse

Aug.

sale

sales

optical electronics and celestial navigation systems
space

"The

debentures, due Aug. 1, 1997, at 100.882% and
yield 4.45%. The group won award

the

of

nation's

accrued interest to

of

in

of

1961.
revenue

448,000, down slightly from the comparable 1961
000.

June

earnings, which we feel confident Is
temporary," Mr.. Burke said, "is due principally to the fact that
our
major
subsidiary,
Kollsman
Instrument
Corp.,
is
currently
going through a planned transition from a principal manufacturer
of navigational hardware for aircraft to a
major designer and pro¬

fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City, was
manager of an underwriting group which offered on
Aug. 8, $100,000,000 Southwestern Bell Telephone
•41/2%

drop

each

on

30,

Total

of

,

negotiations

transaction.

$1.84

June

Park, 111,, company had sales of $46,157,144 and
$1,420,497 in the first half of 1962, James O. Burke,
President, reported. These compared with $51,745,707 and $1,615,S67, respectively, for the January-June period of last year.
On the
basis of 2,179,686 shares outstanding, earnings for the
1962 half
were
equivalent to 65 cents a share, compared with 74 cents a
year
earlier
"
■

These

system

to

Melrose

income

net

Texas.

Lehman
and

Standard Kollsman Industries Inc.—Sales, Net Down

Charles S. Coates, President, announced that
completed the acquisition of all of the production,

8,
has

Southwest

(685)

4509

gas,

such

gas,

fuel.

LP

East

tanks
and
gas

14th

an

St.,

Iowa

Des

corporation with principal of¬
Iowa, is a distributor of

Moines,

and accessories for the storage and handling
household and other appliances using LP gas as

is

a

hydrocarbon

fuel,

principally propane

of
a

and bu-

=

54

it i

tane,

transported

released
The
•<;f

s

year

as,, a

mediately
total

>» 1

f V
<1,

The

£

I.

'

»

but

pressure

LP

as

gas

the

fuel.

a

it has

Warren

Corp.

and

to

assets

"Warren

LP

Properties."
substantially all the assets of:

Long-term
Notes

division

A

Dri-Gas

distribution

of

Co.

Petroleum

Warren

("Dri-Gas")

plants

which

wholesale basis);

a

on

in

Corp.

is

tne

scattered

doing

48

as-

TP

by

by

gas

stock
stock

and

'

.V

selling

tion

LP

plants

gas

nine
on

operated

located

in

of

these

by

Arkansas.

in

two
The

total

LP

independent dealers,
of
Harris Companies have
plants.
'

The

which

I;

sales

whereas
on

Iff
If 3:

have

retail

.

s?
%
.

the

are

GIVING

5%%

1963-77

%%

-V, 195,

5V2%

V'.-

junior

due

purchase

agreed, subject

/<.

*

lih
,

1

t!

r
tf

kl
*'•

purchase

number

of

from

shares

below.

names

of

The

shares

if

Francis

I.

duPont

conditions

common

C.

William
R.

S.

below

have

R.

Staats

opposite

committed

their

to

all

Nicolaus

Inc.

_

Loewi

Co,,

&

Boettcher

&

7,000

Stern

Brothers

Co..

&

7,000

We&theimier & Co-.Xi-._li
Fridley & Frederking_i
d. f. Green^1 &,CoXX

Friedrichs

5,000

Co.,

Ended

June

Net

7,000

per

of

& Co

—V.

195,

v

7,000

Trulock & Co., Inc.——

2,000

a

j
4

47,420

46,852

$0.10

$0.10

466,397

shares

465 018

1961,

business
the

to

in

the

the

1858

State
and

the company.

tion

organized
as

a

under

the

and

of

outstanding capital stock

setts,

was

New

name

was

Co.,

of

laws

Eaton

of

the

wholly-owned subsidiary.

in

1892

In

1956

Enterprises, Inc.,
Commonwealth

of

a

Massachu¬

Metal

(2)

Woodworking & bowling alley construction

and

machine

SafoUckmYnlPWi
°

.ro^i ^p,

sio^k
As

installation,

machinery

electric

maintenance

and

and

repair

division

the

paper,

The

woodworking

for bowlinS alley

* Eedstoek (alley beds),

veneer,

Ball

Planks, (6) Gutter

by-product of the company's operations In
the woodworking
division, the company has developed a line of
industrial bench
The

bowling

alley

construction

company have been sold
to
builders in the northeastern
FMnn
E_lon

of

PrSst^

•

most

materials
of

section

the

of

the

by

independent

United

^ew York and New Jersey.

the

The

centers

installs

and

Subsidiary remodels
all the




Carbide

$1.22

in

occasioned

was

for

was

»f

buildings

related equipment

with

the

first

months

sik

$37,710,000,

partners

well

Moonie

2,

will

is
5

then

A

Is

an

Moonie

be

.?

,

>:

Co.

and

As
v

^

of

period.—

1961

of

bottom

hole

also

be

at

it

and

5,835

well

and

and

•

has

5,843

half-mile

at

Union

in

Australian

5,032
the

Oil

to

testing

located

1,

drilling

The

company has
Gulf of Mexico

the
be

major

producers

wells

&

Gas

40

miles

off

both

Blocks

rate

the

feet.

This

series

The
feet

second

of

oil

and

208

holds

Pure

is

preparing

other
a

basement

Moonie

rock!

miles

siltstone.

north

2.

from

of

the

Land

the

first

acquired

two

In

is

authorized

a

in

209

in

all

the

where

three

Pan

drill

two

until oil

Oil

in South America.

Butterworth

W.

division

a

the

In

man-made

synthetic

fiber

fibers

•

consist

Sdns,

and

will

Butter worth
field.

•<

:

>

"Von

will

'

the

equipment

for

"

Von

knowledge to

five

of

divisions—Manufactur-

Licens¬

and

••

....

sftf' ag¥iit'.

of

act

in

Von

of

*

agencies

the

Universal

available

American

throughout the

world,

:•

Kohorn's

than

more

500

bn

build

and

will

be

equip

patents.

or

will
;

:

>

able

to

provide

turnkey

a

opera-

industrial-plants

to the foreign client,"

and just, turn- the;
the President said.—V. -195, p. 2977. -

1962

%

sales!__

each

consisting

Petroleum

offshore

Corp.

wildcats

the

to

company

of

a

San Fran¬

preliminary plan¬
pipeline from the Moonie oil
Among

—V.

-

195,-

2199. f"

p.

1

possible

termi¬

east.
be

given to

an

spokesman,

reserves

at

actual

Moonie

have

Processing

Co.

i "

Earnings,

-

.

of

year,

ended

cents

a

Valley Metallurgical
April 30, increased to

share

the

on

announced

was

net

a

loss

Net sales of

315,500

19^ 'aioGS,lv
record $191,9?2, equal to 61t
shares preseritlv Outstanding,

Processing
a

common

the

for

by

in

,,

'

~^

Earnings

it

$0.20

V '

TT_

-i

with

73.189

'i'"

"

Percy W. Hudson, President.
fiscal 1961 of $82,725.

This

compares

the

Essex-headquartered manufacturer of solid rocke(
fuel ingredients for the recent fiscal year also hit a new high of
.$1,396,751, compared with $455,384 a year earlier, j .
'
Partly as a result of Valley Metallurgical's March, 1962 public
stock offering, the company's financial position at the fiscal 1962
year-end was stronger than at any lime in its history/Mr. Hudson

v

.

.

reported. Long-term debt had been reduced to $95,000, all preferred
retired and current ratio increased to a record of 2.5 to 1.

stock

,

Working capital at April 30, 1962, totaled $648,701, also
—V. 195, p. 1475.

a

new

high.

4

Varian Associates—Nine Months' Results—
Period

Ended

June

30—

1962

Sales
Net
Net

—V.

share

per

2,351,813

C

outstanding
backlog.

195,

$42,296,488

3,087,032

—

income

Order

1961

$53,068,325

—,

income

2081.

p.

$0.79

$0.61

3,917,022
"

/<

'

•

.

-3,827,467

35,839,897

_i^

31,784,680

Victoreen Instrument

-

.....

Ended

June

30—

-

Co.—Six

Months'

Report—

1962

.•

1961

$10,389,519

after

taxes

per

common

of

195,

!

common

share

153,096

$0.36

shares,

1475.

p.

$9,489,405

784,930
____'

•'••••

,

'

2,163,676

$0.07

2,112,468

,

Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Appointment—,
The

agent

Chase

and

registrar
—V.

196,

Manhattan

Manufacturers

the

for

$4.80

*

477.

P.

Bank

has

Hanover

dividend

;

been

Trust

appointed co-transfer
New York City, co-

Co.,

preferred

stock

/"

of

the

'

company.

;

Wabash RR.—Securities Sold Privately—On Aug. 9,

it

1962,

reported

that $2,600,000 of this road's
obligations, maturing in installments
15, 1970 through May 15, 1977, had been
sold privately through First Boston Corp., New York
City.'
'
' '
'■
was

conditional sale

Nov.

from

Earnings—
oper.
oper.

*

-

(

Per. End. June 30—

Ry.-

revenue—

-

1962—Quar.—1961

$29,601,684 $26,675,412

expenses,

22,677,751

21,050,424

fr.

op.

$6,923,933

$5,624,988

income

1,946,327

1,405,502

196?—6 Mos—1961

$59,178,536

$52,865,608

45,021,412

41,496,198

analysis of possible
Net

construction
been

cannot

determined

to

'

$1,681,144

$0.29

_!——

V'\l'

^

Valley! Metallurgical
O—

•

105 234

~-OaXC3-"U

Ry.

the

^

1961

.$2,054,033

earnings!--.;.
__l-._ll.___!
Earnings per share___
:__

area

made

-

Valley Forge Products Inc.—Six Months' Report—

Number

has

'

group-.

sell

foreign companies.. This division also

Period Ended June 30

Earned

Union

"

Kohorn

v-.

Construction;'Export;

technology

Kohorn

Kohorn-Universal

over

to

Shoal

\

machinery
and
textile
founded in 1820,

.

company,

manufactured
will

&

of

Von-Kohorn-Universal.;

activities

('

...

H.

become

•triVestixfeht0ildIiVi^io,ifr!Vill'1 eci'afke'

and

Von

tion—design,
key

In

Ship

„

the business activities of
will be Chairman

,

old established

An

division

control

drilled

blocks,

American

additional

Queensland port.

Union

T

,

Kohorn

Von

will

for.

years

basis,

this

appear

engineering design, and cost estimates.

According to

all

on

-

division,

produces

licerisihg

wells

coast.

are

Brisbane, about 200 miles
study, consideration will
basic

..*

•

:

through

—V.

215

Block

Ihe

routes,
be

which

March

gas.

and

construction
a

'

foreign' tra'd^
of Universal American subsidiaries and
divisions,^ several
now
havb' licertsirig'/agi'eeifierits. with foreign
cqmpantfe|s:!

Period

Pipeline Studied—

to

carry

Henry

the transaction,

domestic

equipment.

export

Shares

Casing

County

company has announced that the Bechtel
Corp. of
Melbourne has been selected to make a

the

>/.

.

Kern

the

are

acquired at this sale, at which
total of 77,500 net acres.—V.
196, p. 583.

for

'

»

fibers,

Kohorn-Universal will provide a vehicle for all of our
activity," Mr
Cail,
the
new
President,, said.
Hfe 'noted;
that
Universal
American by
virtue" of Von Kohorn offices will
obtain access to markets in many countries throughout the world.

i

begin.

tracts

Australia

foreign countries.

of

"Von
foreign

was

during the past two vears.
#C-1, in Block 215 has logged 128
is continuing to drill ahead.

Interest

to

design

.

assume

rate'

test

-

of

west

115

in

and

study

In

and

operations.

during

extensions

Its ^partners

Australian

nals

to

OCS-1230

of

ofUniversal

!

.'

of

Oil Co.

Union

acquired

and

sands

51%%

acres.

evaluate

cisco

adjacent

well,

productive

5,COO

and

is

In various

Net- sales

leases

Louisiana

of "discoveries

Union
of

block

director

a

foreign

man-made

'♦

(

;

.

Kohorn-Universal

license

,

#B-2 in Block 238 penetrated a total of 230 feet of
gas-bearing sands in the Interval between 7,440 and 10,250

and

will

machinery
its

selective

and,

196,

OCS-1228
oil

its

of

and

of

-

(Butterworth); Engineering;
Investment
:

The
a

$1.19

Corp.

that

Federal

of

in

are

patents.'

and

of

first-

daily

The

feet.

will

about
feet

venture

announced
on

has

part of

for. many

Von

-

share, "*

choke

estimated

recorded.

and

cored

production

Burunga
is

is

subsidiary

a

machinery and
yarns
and
engineering, construction and operation of
built more than 100 plants in 33 countries,

the

American

expand

ing

,

success¬

the

agree¬

*

between

drilled

development;

Cail

Mr.

Calif.,'

International.

Queensland','

In

oil

was

gas

in

Kohorns.

finishing

• •..

An

President.

Vice-President

manufacture

500

'..Butterworth

•
.

in¬

an

a

.

gravity

test.

concluded

had

for a major expansion
Universal American has

company will be in White Plains, N. Y.,

be

International.

major

a

will

reached

share.—V.

43

stem

it

Corp.

Net

$2.31

5/a-inch

a

new

Stanton,

the

as

manufacture

•

they have

v;»

■

that

program.

subsidiary—Yon Kohorn-Universal Corp.

owned

the

over

Universal

a

Net

share,

a

prospect

-

foreign

Kohorn-Universal

Von

Net

in

of

comparable

half

first

Ralph S. Von Kohorn Vice-Chairman of the Board of the
corporation.
Von
Kohorn-Universal
will
be
10%' owned by

the

expenses

easterly flank well about the same distance
rigging up and will spud later this week,

with

The

field

exception

the

Corp.—New Subsid. Formed—

International

will

Inc.;

in

Kohorn

new

X

1962

of

a

reported

Moonie

clean

drill

flank

run

area

Partners

through

feet

a

will

wildcat,

Moonie

flowed

5,

interval

5

6,

,

$1.25

or

have

the

on

37-minute

cubic

ning

the

the

announced

currently

for

well

activities

■

increased

by

has

Cail

and

holds

and

-

California—New Australian Well

its

day

a

the

alley

and
design
furniture and
suitable for bowling

in

$48,330,000

in

$44,647,000

Kohorn

90%

new,

as

The

a
share, 3%
above the $35,671,000, or
the second quarter of 1961. This year's

Co.

Moonie

and

including
The Subsidiary,

States,

of

Kohorn International has offices

Von

•

barrels

The

manufactured

major

Enterprises Inc., is engaged in the
installation
bowling lanes, ball returns, settees and
related

equipment

■

amounted to $74,515,000, or $2.47
net' income of "$S9-;2951000r"or

Oil

Moonie

tops

tops, and restaurant cutting boards.

sales

worldwide

specializes

Von

-

the

in

1961.

*

Moonie

divison

construction out

(2) Approach fill (3)

a"cleats * Gutter blocks- (5) End

counter

.

\

160,000

and

hydro¬

a

household

contained

period in

earnings

in
income

well,

about

division.

division designs, develops

for
Industries.

»

."

(7

in

company and
another

made

a

primarily

tool

out-

.' *

.

plant in Europe and cellophane and nylon plants

over

or

net

The

materials

by the Subsidiary.

met^ ,worki"? and machinery
special

builds

same

reported

of

Is in Lancaster, New Hamp¬

(1)

alley

> -

v

Offshore Wells Come In—

has three major operating divisions:
working and machinery division.

conducted

7%

hour

corpora¬

company

Bowling

shares

common

Currently Von Ko-horn is building, nylon, and-rayon plants In
India, the Middle and Far East, a viscose and a polyester fiber

Higher—

Pipeline Co.—Earnings Down—

tested

The

commenced

corporation

a

approximately 175 miles from Montreal, Province of
Quebec
and
approximately 200 miles from Boston, Mass.

(3)

share,

fully

changed in

Inc.,

Canada,
The

statement

Australia.

$130,000,

as

organized

Hampshire

compa?y's, manufacturing plant

shire

'

\

same

an

Harry Goodstein acquired a controlling
March, 1961, the company acquired all

In

' v

•

>,

income for the six months, ended June 30," ;
by Basil P. Kantzer, President, as $1,037,800,
per share. This compared to $1,182,500, or 19.7 cents

months

of

1,045

Thompson Manufacturing

of

Messrs. Robert Hilliard
interest in

six

the

The

per share.
Of the total,
by the company and 10.000

company, whose corporate

operations

laws

of

-

„

1961 net income amounted to $1,176,000,

'

complete plants. It

net

Union

Union

construction, working capital, debt
repayment, inventories, and other corporate
purposes.

under

of

quarter
p. 476.

$2.25

Net proceeds to the
company, estimated at
will be used for

its

"

'

Von

Hardeman,

and

period In 1961.
1
Second-quarter sales were $396,300,000, 3% above sales of $383.159,000 a year ago but 2% below sales of
$405,624,000 for the first
quarter of 1962. Net income in the second quarter amounted to

selling stockholder.

December,

$0.26

company

$36,805,000,

BUSINESS—Tfye

1,335,000

$0.32

record

for

Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Common Of¬
1962 prospectus, Packer, Wilbur
Broadway, New York City, and asso¬
ciates offered
publicly, 90,000 shares of this firm's

a

the

to

reduction

crease

»•

Thompson

by

»

equal to '74- cents,

was

number

ayerage

net

with

John

American,

an

first

—■

1961
$13,023,000 $13,478,000

_____j_

sold

Paul

$11,933,000

1,658,000

high of $801,924,000, Morse G. Dial; Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer, announced/This was
an
increase
of 7%, over
last-year's first-half- sales- of $747,458,000. Net -income for the.

^

-^

1962

a

H.

films,

.

share

were

$438,000.^ This

period.

had

corporation
with

equipment

E.

cents

Sales

7,000
V

par common stock at

and

,

'

-

$12,804,000

—

—!_

X, Union Carbide Corp.—Sales, Net' Up• 7'%—

2,000

fered—Via July 30,
& Co.
Inc., 39

80,000 shares

the

Headquarters for the"

2,000

a

$1

...

'

has been diligently pursuing new market develop¬
on
July 16, 1962, filed with the Federal Power Commis¬
application for certification of a sale of substantial quan¬
tities of
gas
to Cities Service Gas Co.
It
is
contemplated thatinitial, deliveries of 100,000 Mcf
per
day will commence as soon
as
the line is completed.—V.
193, p. 750.
|

S
IiH

of

1366.

Universal's

formed

and

sion

1474.

p.

The

1961

share
.

share for the

ment

2,000

__

195,-p.

It

;

1962

—

2029.

company's

The

2,000

Metropolitan Dallas Corp.
Nugent & Igoe_
___.

30—

common
common

during

company

ments

...

2,000
2,000

7,000

taxes___

Earned
Number

2,500

McCourtney-Breckenridge

_

after

taxes

the. 2,525,555

on

compared

of

■

relating to plant facilities that were required to be installed under
the
company's existing gas purchase contracts.
There
has
been
extensive development on acreage dedicated to
Transwestern, resulting in a temporary imbalance between gas supply and market
demand, notwithstanding increased sales..

3,000

First of Iowa Corp.

7,000

sales

share

for

Universal American

was .'reported

The

5,000

Hanrahan & Co., Inc

Thew Shovel Co.—Six Months' Report—
Period

Net

30

common

p.

M.

17.3

or

per

Co., Inc,

12,000

.

>,

5,000
5,000

&

10,000

Joseph," Mellen & Miller,
,Inc.
—V. 195, p. 2592.

191,

,1902,

2,500

*

per

This

5,000/

Smith, Bishop & Co._
Ellis, Holyoke & Co.__

12,000

Co

&

X;

during the first half

sharply

rose

;

provision

—V.

The Improvement In

Co.—Quarterly Report—

June

Transwestern

7,000

Co., Inc

15,000

The First Cleveland
Corp.
Goodbody & Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,

industries

S.

In the first six months of

ing

3,000

Co._

59,486,055.
10,098,678

11,055,849

.

■-

1962

1961, Transcontinental reported net earnings of $3,000,000 on
gross
revenues
of
$50,000,000, the highest profit margin in the
intercity bus line industry.
.
•
,
- 1

3,000

Inc.:

•

for taxes of $351,000. This was-equal to 46 cents a
on the 2,471,527
average number of common shares outstanding during that period.
•
•'
»•
•
*

report,
Transcontinental's gross revenue for the first six months was
$25,519,640.
The same reporting for 1961 showed
$22,185,064 in gross revenue..

7,000

Reinholdt & Gardner

Bateman, Eichler & Co.
John A. Kemper & Co

______•____•

&

Ended

According

of

Wagenseller &c Durst, Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Co

Co.

&

■

after provision

Moore, president of Transcontinental, also told stockholders
that
earnings for
the company
have
traditionally been
significantly lower for the first six months of each year.
: •

respective

purchase

15,000

Co

&

173,822,406

share

gas

taxes—

Mr.

severally

17,500

Dickson

Stifel,

£

1,455,546 sbs.

Lester, Ryons & Co

Co.,
.

5,830,919
.

profits of-U.

1962.

5,000 shares

Transcontinental,
which
operates
under
the
trade
name
of
Continental Trailways, earned $062,891 after taxes, or 34<5
per share
of common for the period ended June
30, 1962. Earnings for the
same
period of 1961 were
$276,313, or 10c per share common
following a preferred stock dividend of $75,000.

underwriting agreement,
and
not
Jointly the

Walston

Henderson &

r

In

&

Inc.

income
2429.

5,000 shares

Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.—Net

Shares

18,000

McDowell

T.

If
\t[

an

set

17,500

Blosser

61,846,390

p,

standing

10,000 shares

Co,

Edison

after

—V.

53,572

W. C.'Langley & Co.—• 18,000
Shearson, Hammill <Si Co. iS.OOCP'^Rotari! Mosle & Co.__
Cruttenden, Podesta &
."
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley

Straus,

>V

1,500,000

3,750,000

of

are

Hutton&.Qo., Inc,_* 18,000

____

a

15,000 shares
—

revenues

1,000,000

named

stock

18,000

Co.

/—

X

___■

and

Operating

severally

18,000

Johnston, Lembn &

oil

crude

Earned

purchased.

Co.

183,300,563

32,565.392
6,437,927

oper.

195,

Von

3,000,000

underwriters

_177,000
&

88,614,889

32,139,879.

op.

Net Income for the first six months of 1962 amounted to $1,913,000,..'

55,000 shares

___

—

__"

share.

common

per

Toledo

$4,500,000

4,000,000 shs.

are

ry.

Net
of

earnings from in¬
production, including the
applicable
installment profit on the 1961 sale of an interest in the Ship Shoal,
offshore Louisiana, gas reserve, was offest by lower refined product,
prices in many marketing areas.—V. 195, p. 2384.

FINANCING

1,000,000

company,

A. C. Allyn & Co
Bear, Stearns & Co
E. F.

share,
creased

plant

underwriters

any

94,088,131

ry.

U. S. Industries, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—

t

during

quarter earnings total $6,911,000 or 44 cents per common
up from 1961 second quarter earnings of $3,739,000 or 21

cents

Outstanding

Shares

Miller

fa
if1:

PRESENT

3,000,000

$1

the

offered

Second

substantially different

a

53,572

to certain

stock

common

George F. Getty II reported that the first hajf product sales
production of petroleum liquids and gas reached new peaks.

and

con¬

3,750,000

(par

of

notes

distribution

stock

shares

Madoff

Net

obligations

UNDERWRITERS—The

;

dent

others

gas

Stock:

Common

such

by

ultimate

1,500,000

_______

subordinated

Miscellaneous

lyrX"

predominantly

operated

4,500,000

1964-77

Capital

to

been

character,,

Period

!__

,

expenses-

fr.

rev.

—V.

The company's first half 1962 net income was $16,598,000, equiva-;
to $1.08 per common share after preferred dividends,
up to
13% from 1961 first half earnings of $14,718,000 or 94 cents. Presi--

notes

___.—

1967-76

Net

54.

p.

1962—6 Mos.—1961

lent

due

notes

promissory notes due 196Z-76
5%%
conv.
subordinated
notes
due

L.

$1,250,000

__.

1968-77_

7,500 wts.

Tidewater Oil Co.—Net Up 13%—

equally divided between

TO

6%

j

I#'.

about

EFFECT

subordinated

conv.

due

I

:■

been

loans

promissory

240,000 shs.

7,500 wts.

Co.

Towbis &

L.

M.

interest

Accordingly, to some extent the operation of
Companies
will
involve
methods
with
has had no previous experience and,
par¬

bank

750,000 shs.

Co. Inc.
Inc._______—i

&

Securities

Bernard

„

•

term

oper.

The

Authorized

Short

i

I

have

area.

CAPITALIZATION

5

•

have

plants
with the

Debt:

p

h>

Companies

dealing

ticularly for the Harris Companies, involve
trade

Ry.

Net

warrants

90,000

Packed, Wilbur
Eurle

Harris

company

1962- -Quar.—1961

126,228,010 121,180,281 245,146,953 233,308,461

revenue-!

.

predominantly retail in

distribution

for

sales

wholesale.

and

the

been

to

RR.—Earnings—

.

Harris
i e.,

Dri-Gas

and

Dri-Gas
which

the

basis;

responsibility

The

sumer.

i

by

wholsale

a

who

have

(par $1)
purchase

the

of

"

28,285
r

Joel, Zueh & Co._:

gas

Thermogas sales

oper.

after

gallonage sold by these two new acquisitions
in 1961 was approximately 89,100,000, as compared with Thermogas'
sales of
approximately 45,500,000 gallons in its last fiscal year.
The

Ry.

'*

47

50%'

a

70,000

'•

$

Eng¬

period of ninety (90) days after the effective date.
The man¬
aging underwriter and the following co-underwriters will participate
in the public offering in accordance with the schedule below:
'

and

distribution

New

the

LP gas distribution plants in Arkansas,
wholesale basis to 49 additional distribu¬

a

of

UNDERWRITERS—Packer, Wilbur & Co. Inc., has been engaged
the company as managing underwriter to sell.on an all or none

basis

communities

("the Harris Companies") heretofore jointly
Petroleum
Corp.
and
B.
T.
Harris
and
his

Warren

operating

'

Per. End. June 30—

20,000

Common

"'(2) Ten corporations
owned

associates

V

!

Corp.

Mortgage payable
Capital stock:

of

business

of

owner

'

Union Pacific

$5,000

land

in- Illinois,
Indiana, ^Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio and Kentucky (of which *
24 plants are operated by iranchised lessees to whom Dri-Gas sells
gas

located

consist

583.

p.

indebtedness:

Investment

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

.

of sufficient magnitude to
justfy the capital expenditures for the
pipeline, its associated facilities, and for development wells.-*-V. 196,

Outstanding

payable unsecured

.

be

Note payable First Small Business

Common

properties

These

The subsidiary does not supply or install

GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized

in
its LP
gas
marketing business. Tne
acquired are herein sometimes referred to

be

Gas

pin-setters.

pin-setters.

CAPITALIZATION

acquiring
plants
in
Illinois
and
Indiana.
Im¬
to the date of this prospectus, it was operating a
plants, 26 of which were acquired in the past year.

Petroleum

the

LP

automatic

automatic

is now acquiring certain of the assets except cash,
substantially all liabilities attributable thereto, used by

to

business

The

under

in Iowa until approximately one
substantially extended its trade areas,

company

(1)
i>

I

form

liquid

the equipment using

largely

by
prior

64

subject

as

*

of

supply

then

In

stored

and

operated

Since

ago.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

to

gas

company

principally

ft

(686)

Net

—V.

rev.

ry.

oper.

195,

p.

ry.

2429.

$14,157,124 $11,369,410
4,145,727

2,807,324

_

Volume 196.

Number

Warner Bros.

>'

6185

The

*

.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

First

Pictures, Inc.—Nine Months' Report

The company reports for the nine months ended June
solidated net income of $5,569,000

representing $1.15

rentals

590,000,

including

dividends

$313,000

profit
ended

Nov.

Series

due
due

May

Series

due

Series

due

current

June

1962

2,

Warner &

before

Net

'

Federal

income

Net

income

tax

tax

'

1,425,000

2,400,000

$2.74

1,607,185

■;
_„

Washington

Natural

Co.—Revenues Up

ended

month

23%—

18%

were

over

26,

to

set

below

named

such

Dean

Witter

&

Weeks

the

Seattle

favorable

World's

impact

to

weather', the stimulating
the economy of this area

Fair'upon

on

gas

the

revenues,

number of customers sewed

Total

report

exerted

income fcr

Net

the first

$1,796,697' represented
last

....

Miller

six

months

increase

an

Of

of

in

1962

21%

the

the

over

—V.

.....

,

amount

first

,

...

months

ended

June

30,

1962,

preceding 12-month period.—V.

increase. of

an

$0.33

p,! 2818.

Scientific

Welch
The

.

195, p. 2747.

cents

months

six

ended

June

share, for the 1961

a

$8,903,922

year

a

%:

ago.

30,

period. Sales

..

cents

per share,
$744,241, or 41
$7,160,960, against

with

totaled
-

,

.

20

or

compared

.

.

--

-

.

Net

•

•

Total
orders
received
are
ahead
of
last
year,
and unshipped
orders, are, $750,000 higher. than at the start of, the year, M. W.
told stockholders,, in the mid-year .report. It was
pointed out that sales in the f^rst,half
year, included..$1,300,000

from

196(L

"

'

•

sales

half

earnings

of

the
York

Period

June

Ended

30—

sales—;

Net

Net' after
Earned
—V.

:

__X

operations
at
is continuing,

195, pp.

2082

'—L__

and

Period

Ended

Operating
Net

Number
—V.

of

195,

•

shares

common

,

Net

..

.

of

the

earnings

$3,935,000

increases

reported
%

record

sales

for

demand

substantial

for

1961.

the

Net

in

month

26%

nearly

up

over

the

>.

the

in

nearly

June

30,

the

all

Per. End.. June 30—

.

v

"'-v

,

*,

i

Net

Net

fr. ry.

rev.

ry.

—V.

195,

■

i"

'•■

■

„

Western

■''

,

1,758,428

1,568,669

3,112,040

:;V,

•

Net

1961.

for

for

income

Ry.. oper.

revenue—

Ry.

expenses..

874,732

fr. ry.

:

a

'

1962—6 Mos.—1961

$1,991,792

..

$1,944,284

1,731,122

$136,613

$260,670

$281,350

*16,904

42,451

1,581

ment"

vigor"
Net rev.
Net

ry.

op.

income

oper,

♦Deficit.—V.

195,

"

under

95,804

-

,

he

Power

Gas

&

Co.—Preferred

Stock

is

Of¬

Aug. 9, 1962, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Dean Witter & Co., and Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., New York City, as joint
managers
of
an
underwriting group Toff eyed for public sale
an
issue of 150,000 shares of Western Power & C-Jas

cumulative preferred stock, $2.25 dividend series
REDEMPTION

to

June

which

at

FEATURES—The

30,

It

the

shares

is

1967,

company

not

retirement

converted

of

tion

and

provide

in

telephone

service

Minnesota,
and

ing

the

and

of

in

for

such

$54

as

of

June

the

new

'

of

over

profit

400%.

item,

has

company's

dredges

the

quarter

second

The

been
were

!_

.X

earnings

are

based

on

to

sale

144

20

compared

cents

in

substantial

a

continues, and we
satisfactory.—V. 185,

pickup in business
it will, the year

Towne

&

Ended Jupe

after

for

corporate

St.1,

early

in

1962.

$200,000

a

sales
sales

volume
volume

materially

its

of

the

of

processed

to

fresh

change,
over

Earned

per

Dakota.

various

Illinois,

and

The

*

Neb.,„

distribu¬

subsidiaries

communities

Virginia,

in

North

-

pfd,

'

EFFECT

TO

pfd.

PRESENT

Authorized

,

FINANCING

Outstanding

$5)—outstand¬
2,760,746

stock

(par

shs.„

3,250,000 shs.

stock

(stated

value

169,915

shares—..

$50)

Debt:




—

(no

$50)—

200,000 shs

10,000,000

par)

outstanuing
L_:

$13,803,730

"

'

8,495,750

"

a

July,
If this
whole should

,1962

1961

195,

1,306,962
share___

common

of

Number
—v.

in
as

common

$0.57

shares__^__

2199.

p.

2,069,706

.

.

"

.%/ •:'.•

■

$0.92

2,284,140.
2,239,142
•
.>;'•••
.

.

Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings Up 11%—
Net

income

3Q,

period.

of

"in

1962,

Sales

Zeigler

the

first

equaled
period

Goal

rose

a

cents

of

$463,609

H%

from

in the
$416,618

six
in

months
the

ended
1961

same

$8,643,243
1961.

with

compared to sales of $8,628,432
Earnings per share for the T962" half

473,606

shares

with 32,650 fewer
share was earned.

year,

per

Total

914

half

98

last

reaching
totaled

outstanding. In the same
of shares outstanding,

number

assets

rose
to $15,093,337 on June 30, 1962, from $14,076,earlier, and working capital increased 13% to $5,126,373.
Rogers,
President, stated that Zeigler again accel¬

year

Alfred

M.

the
payment of its long-term notes—paying off
during the six months. This was $125,000 more than was
total long-term debt to $1,250,000.
One-half of

reduced

long-term notes have been paid off in three years.—V.

195,

the

Zenith
Feriod

Radio

Ended

June

Corp.- -First

Half

30—

$375,000
due

and

Zeigler's

1739.

p.

Report1962

1961

145,996,770

116,698,673

6,982,609

5,393,244

products

pork,

$

which

reduced.

Net

.working

in; 1962,

T

reorganization

Since

improvement

at full capacity at the
the report stated. It announced

Your Dollars

in

purposes.

Bincoln,

transmission

around

purposes;

investment

■

.

$67,752,773 $66,806,486
taxes

at'ter

Earned,
—V.

taxes__x___

per

195,

common

p.

1366.

sharn

x__i--

'

for

not

•

Loss—-'

Manufacturing Co.—6 Mos.' Report
30—

sales

2,250

have

outstanding

2854.

company's

which

further

12th

S.

South

and

the

of

1970

0.24

shares

.«-•

-U.WA

,

$51

up

662,819

1962.—V. 195, p. 2.082-

under

the

159,740

0.28

erated

team
the

190,000

184,708

same

94 cents

*

Captain L. R.

company's operations was
Merkel Meats Division following
showed

349,740

216,000

p.

.

Thornton,
and significant develop¬
the return to "health and

earnings

1961

$5,889,918

—

.

1961.

management

half

400,708

think

30,

$180,779 for the first
with a loss of $60,898

were

1962

per

and

fund

of

construction

otner

for

outstn'g at March 31, 200.000 shs.

Long-Term

at

1972

annually

due

for

Wisconsin,

GIVING

(par

at March 31,

Cumulative

of

generating
and

30,

purchase

proceeds

debentures

subsidiaries;

Iowa,

Stock:
stock

Cumulative

.

the

of

low

period

first

Six Months' Report—

at

Florida.

CAPITALIZATION

Capital

to

electrib

Carolina

Common

in

the

the $1,585,900
Net earnings were equal to
per share tor the first six

364.

share.
use

stock;

common

Nebraska

Nevada,

r"^-'">hase

redemption

company

operates

facilities

to
per

wiil

subsidiaries,

BUSINESS—Tire
owns

a

subordinated

into

redeemable
June

of

company

advances

stock

is
to

benefit

$50

debt,

stock

thereafter
the

of'n*-

than

of. bank

construction

to

will

more

convertible

common

$52

entitled

PROCEEDS—The

been

cents

p.

share.

per

thereafter.

4 y4%

a

end

Curtis;

share

six-month

report to stockholders,
that the "most important

said

increased

The

fered—On

$50

seven

declared,

had

Western

same

Net

the

'

six-month

in

a

the

corresponding period while

2429,

p.

of

the

for

President,

1,662,934

$93;242

.

loss
In

844,880

"

share

year ago,

~

President', has announced that sale® for-the first
May and June) werevi$6,826,422) upn 2.3%
from
period a year ago^ The net lose for the quarter was

Yale

The New Orleans based company declared that its operations had
a vast improvement in-earnings thus far this year. Earnings

per

clay

(April,

Period

shown

,

in

of

Rolfing,

Net

•

outstanding

company
reported a net profit of
ending June 30. This compared
the corresponding period in 1961,

a

trend

approxi¬

up

.

months

during

2,732,190

.....T

1962—Quar.—1061
$967,974
$981,493

.

The

six

$6,209,237-

Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—

Per. End. June 30—

stock

common

period

same

be

Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc.—Record Earns.

y, y

.■

$7i510,482

2429.;,

p.

oper.

■

$3,506 447

income

oper.

'

\

$4,0,78,364

op.,

of

53.

p.

specializing

manufacture

$6,425,451

reflected

of. the

,

I

'

shares

196,

C.

June

1962—Quar.—-1961
1962—6 Mos.—1961
RyL oper. revenue.,. $13,897,358 $13,337,439 $27,231,515
$25,681,246
Ry. oper 'expenesesX
9,818,9.14
9,830,992
19,721,033
19,472,009'
.

2,783,531

complex
and

854.

sales
for
the
first
quarter,
while
better. than
period a year ago, were lese than projected earlier in
This, we feel, reflected the general feeling of uncertainty
on
the part of a great many people
concerning the future.
However, despite a somewhat slow first quarter, dealers, and dis¬
tributors are optimistic about the year as a whole and this Is

totaled
the first

,

1961.—v.

"

*

:

.

,

the year.

.

-

the

Consolidated

the

\ Net income

on

Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—

1962
more

Co., Inc.—Net Up 2%—Sales 3.4%

share.—V. 196,

share

quarter

1962

$130,339,631;

earned

1,430.730

greatly
of

,

$179,663,561

first half of

♦

$129,956, equal tp 15 cents per share qjj 891,264 shares of common
stock, compared with a net loss of $157,210 or 18 cents per share I
-on 889,817 shares for. the
same-period a year ago;

'

■;

over the $97,807,180 for the same period In
1961.
income for the six months totaled $6,546,958; up 23%
over

in

leasing
p.

.».> lU

33%

$5,316,599 earned

193,

Wurlitzer Co.—Sales Up 2.3%, Shows

quarter was $4,472,770; up about 35% over the $3,302,289
during the comparable quarter of 1961.
\
T
per Share for the six-month period is equal tq $2.28
per
share on 2,803,913 shares of the company's common stock
outstanding as of June 30, 1962, as compared to $1.86 per share

($0.38)

Per

R.

period of ;1961. Unit•
simialr 1961 period,
conditioners leading

production

Second quarter sales totaled

,

by Mauriee

is always

company reports consolidated net Income for
amounted to $1,618,409, a gain of 2%
over

at June 30,

Black, Chairman and J. N.
just ended reflected a
trucks and farm equip¬

ended

loss.

wholly-owned/subsidiaries;

an/ industrial

equipment

earnings

*

quarter

period

Inc.,

Earnings per share*

heavy-duty

increases

six

>

,

was

.

before taxes__
Prov. for Fed. income taxes

plants.
for

1961

to the divestment

year

earnings

for

and earnings
for
first half of 1962.

the

three

tiles.—V.

first

the

net profit of 4%

sales

F.

floor

Net

Sales, Earnings—

record

.

sales.

the

reported

Calendar

Period Ended June 30

the

from

for

the

industry."

operates

processes,

Net

and

$124,461,000

were

of

World Publishing; Co

second

(549,000)

1,430,730
"

_

1144.

half

Net

1961

and

steady

sales

mately

$1.79

:W

quarter

and

ment,

,

2,560,000

.

___x":

alone

substantial

In a report to shareholders, R.
Bauman,-President, said that the

$226,699,882;

;

and

has

company

company's

$41,457,000 $25,705,000

——____

.1

»

sales

both

White Motor Co.—Record
The

second

$0.43

-

,

1962

common.,share___

p.

,

.

30—

taxes

per

260,895

Inc.—Six Months' Report—

revenues

after

Earned

June

>

$4,152,524

$0.51

"

$4,964,000,

were

continued

303,982

"

1855.

Western Air Lines,

Report—
1961

share__

common

■

.

1962

,

quarter

half

second

Industries,

5 cents per

are

$4,892,836

-

^

taxes——

per

is

.

Werner Transportation Co—Six Months'

second

1962,

announced

1962 figures

1962

net

The-improved sales and earnings produced a
the half as compared with 2.4% for the same
sales for the company increased 16%
over the
with refrigerators, laundry, equipment and air
"Efte way.—V.
J.95,'p.-2429vV •
-

Chicago-area

of

half

facilities

plant, Skokie, 111.,
195, p. 1970,
' '

advised.—V.

were

over

results- to' be

second

Industrial .Park

Edens

new

stockholders

indicative

not

are

and
the outlook
for
to
Mr.
Welch.
New

year

according
expanded and consolidation

being
the

and

the

the

30,
half

1962
totaled $52,905,000. a gain of 3.4%
over the $51,147,800
reported for the first half of 1061,.
Net inpome for the three months ended June
30, 1962, was $951,OCO, equal to 62 cents per share, compared with
$988,700^ or 66
cents a share for the comparable
period last year. Sales and other
income for the second quarter amounted to $27,551,500 as
against
$26,718,100 in 1961,
Net income for the second quarter reflected
adjustments for foreign exchange losses of $80,000 equivalent to

1961;

quarter,
,

f

_

First

expected ; for
"promising",

for

sales

$100,803,000

,

shipiinfepts. againjS^f a- l^rgje^yp^un^^.^ac^oriiprs carried

in

earned

earnings

Welch,, President,
of

that

was

June

first

a

of

2,500

Earnings per common share, based on
6,267,870 shares; outstanding, were $1.36, compared with 71 cents
for the similar period last year. The earnings per share were, the
largest since 1959, a boom year for the appliance industry, when the
figure was $1.52.

Co.—Earnings Down—

reports $355,716 net-income,

company

the

for

2,500

2,500

;

sales were $225,264,000, up 9.7% from the $205,268,000 reported for the same period
of 1061, and that net earnings were $8,899,000, up 84%
from the
$4,833,000

=

said

to

per share, compared witn $1.05
months of 1991, based on the average number of shares
outstanding
in the respective
periods, 1,520,134 in 1962 and 1,514,016 in 1961.
Consolidated net sales and other income for the first six months

biggest first-half sales volume in the history of the company
by Whirlpool Corp. in its regular quarterly letter to
II

$13,729,406, it

$1.06

2,500

Macart, Jones & Co.__L___ 2,000

Chairman Elfsha Gray

ended

,,

Brothers

reported for the

stockholdeis.

Board

period

compared

Co., Wright's Underwear Corp. * and Houze Glass Corp.
through approximately a third ownership, is affiliated with

2,5Q0

Martin Investment Co.__„u

6,000

month

the favorable

the apparel

2,500

& Co.___

of

Witco Chemical
The
of

Breckenridge

-

-

ceramic

and

reported

was

the

Over

Jones

D.

Co

"the

electrolizing

Turner;

&

six

$7,976,343

Enro Shirt

It also,

v———

the
of

sales

on

as

Wilson
?

pre¬

Securities

Guerin

McCourtney
&

implement plant is providing added
operations," the parent company stated.

unprofitable, divisions during 1961: He predicted
improved earnings for the company, during the second half

the1- com¬
new

& Co., Inc
4,000
Farrell; Inc.__v_— 2,500

Edward

v.

195,

The

of

the 12 months ended June 30, 1962, net income of
$2,223,178 was 24% over the previous corresponding period. Earn¬
ings per share available,for the common stock were $1.79 for the
12

the

"•

Inc.

6,000

new

five

profitable in

the

Whirlpool Corp.—Sales Up 9.7%;. Net 84%—

of

half

For

year.

from

of
;

Nebraska

Eppler,

6,000

the

Parker attributed

inasmuch

of

each

Carolina Securities Corp..™
C. F. Cassell & Co., Ipc.__

8,500

—

«,

M. Dain

Cruttenden, Podesta &

new

a

J.

BosWorth1, Sullivan & Co.,

a

high with, an over-all net increase;of 18%
having been realized
during the pe.st 12 months. Heating customers registered the largest
gain with an increase of 26%v
•* •/
•

C. Allyn & Co———

Inc.

1962 reached

-Mj
7,500,000

shares

Bell &

Ellis, Holyoke & Co.7,000
Loewi & Co., Inc.—____ 7,000

effect, of,

stated.

at June 30,

f,

-

r

Shares

_10,OQO

and

Brothers, Inc.—Reports First-Half Prqfit—

$1,560,569

of

5,000,000

•

Corp. ;
—_u_6,000
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co., 6,000
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.__ 5,000

Co._______20,650

&

plant

Parker,-Chairman.
Mr.

name:

First

33,550

v-X-u___v._i.-14,800

Hornblower

missile

2429.

sales

on

Advance

Stone & Webscer Securities

Corp. .1^

of

1,786,000

.

1

$64,021

870,000

"

purchase

Of

Co.,

p.

,T Net- income for

285,000

conditions,

to

number

!'
•
Shares
Webber,' Jackson &

Curtis

by

addition

agreed

the

Boettcher & Co.—LL——

In

certain

195,

WUson
■

-

underwriter's

year

before.

due

has

share

per

opposite

Saturn

new

2,000,000
-

.

10,000,000

the

measureci

as

4,000,000

1964

to

Motor

product volume to Harris*
—V.

,k

banks,

started; at the

1962

Ford

clue

.5,000,000

A.

weather,

940.00Q
1,274,000

;

Debentures}

degree days, was 10% colder for
the first six months of.this year than last, and for the 12 months
ended June 30,
1962 was about 6%'' colder than the same period

The

940,000

1,300,000
*

was

Foundry & Machine Co., a subsidiary purchased early
by Williams-McWilliams,
was
expected to
continue
to
profitably for the entire year, according to the report.
"Additional farm implement orders have been
obtained from the

isbo,

1,

work

The Harris

in

1983,

,

payable

$48.60

at

Paine,

of 1962 over the first half of 1961. For the 12ended June 30, 1962, gas revenues of $24,326,464
the same period last year.

period

Nov.

contracts were added between April and
of work Williams-McWilliams already

backlog
;;

operate

______

due

Subordinated

underwriters

June 30,
the.first Thalf

for

series

notes

pany

Gas

1,

UNDERWRITERS—Subject

in its interim report, ta stockholders for the period
1962, reported an increase of 23 %> in gas revenues

company,

Nov.

_____x-

September

ferred

The

1983, 5V4%—

1973-1977_

4%%

1,433,208
; $1.43

1,022,222

per

due

1,492,000

2,805,390

1,

due

4V4%^ due Feb. 15, T970tX---~:
1,500,000
4%%, due Nov. 1, 1971___v-*_
:
1,750,000
4%% , due Nov. 1, 1973.,
2,000,000
5%; due Jan. 15, 1975____L—3,000,000
5%
convertible
promissory
notes,
!

2,930,208

,

3,063,000

1

shqre__xx_:
Shares outstanding
—V.
196, p. 477.

.

5,868,390

_

provision________

income

399,000

1,500,000

series

55

commissioned In New Orleans by the National Aeronautics and
Space Agency, the company said. Williams-McWilliams was awarded
a
$222,000 contract by Chrysler Corp.,
prime contractor for the
first stage Saturn S-l rocket, for
pile driving and concrete work
in connection with installations for
assemblying the rockets.

2,500,000

Nov.

due

Convertible

$36,279,699 $28,248,176

income

Net

910,000

545,000

—-

1961

1962

»

income

1,000,000

1,247,000

4.8%

Swasey Go.—Six, Months' Report-

Period Ended June 30—

Product

1,820,000

new

hand.

on

Construction

1,006,000

2,000,000

1,310,000

5JA%
4Vb% sinking fund debentures,
April 1, 1967______...

(including
$14,560,000 cash) and debt maturing after one year was $5,923,000,
compared with $47,516,000 (including $15,985,000 cash and U. S.
Government securities)
and $5,096,000,
respectively,- at March 3,
1962.—V. 195, p. 2429.,
'

910,000

1.516.0QQ.

1,481,000

Second

$48,043,000

were

1,000,000

had

1,355,000

Second
at

assets

3'/*%

1, 1974, 3%%
1975, 3%
May 1, 1977, 3%%—_
Dec; 1, 1978, 4Vi
1,

$2,000,000 of
to the large

June

Series

capital assets was $116,000 for the
1962 as compared with $63,574,000,

27,

Net

$738,000
4,550,000

due Nov. 1, 1980, 4%— X
Series due Sep. 1, 1932,
Series due' Nov. 1,:1982, 5%%

2,
respectively, for the nine months ended May

$389,000 and $523,000,
1961.

1973,

1,

Series

of

June

$984,000

5,000,000

___

June

Series

that

1, 1969, 3%%
1, 1970, 3%

due, Nov.

Series

sales, etc., amounted to $59,subsidiaries not consolidated were

foreign
sales

on

due

per

television,

from

and

months

nine

Bonds:

Nov.

Series

share on
the 4,830,052 shares of common stock outstanding at that date. The
consolidated net Income for the corresponding period last year
amounted to $4,983,000 which, after giving effect to the February,
1962 stock split of 4 shares for
1, represented $1.10 per share on
the shares outstanding at May 27, 1961. ?
Film

Mortgage

Series due

2, 1962 con¬

(687)

help

make

possible the

——-

':

$0.77-

$0.60

56

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(688)

.

.

.

Monday, August 13, 1962

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

Los

ALABAMA
Athens

College

Angeles

Sanitation

County

District No. 4, Calif.

O. Athens),

(P.

Bond

Offering

Alabama

Di¬
Bond
Sale-r-The $175,000 stu¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids at
dent housing bonds offered July
Los Angeles, until 2 p.m. (PDST)
11—v. 196, p. 55—were awarded
on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of
to the Housing and Home Finance
$2,480,000 sanitary drain bonds.
Agency, as 3%s, at par.
Salinas City School District,
Howard College, Trustees of
Monterey County, Calif.
(P. O. Birmingham), Ala.
Wright,

-purchase

of

24

Aug.

on

receive

will

President,
bids

sealed

for

the

bonds,

$860,000

S.

as

follows:

$750,000 dormitory bonds until 11
a.m.
(CST). Dated Oct.
1,
Due Oct.

1961.

inclusive.

2001

from 1964 to

1

A-O.

Interest

110,000 housing bonds until 11:15
a.m.
(CST). Dated Feb.
1,
1960. Due

Feb. 1 from 1968

on

inclusive.

2000

Legality

F.A.

Interest

White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
approved

Ala.

able

Sale—The

Bond

bonds

Watkins

$85,000

awarded

water

to

Stubbs,
Lombardo, Inc., as 5s.

were

&

Sale—The
bonds

works

First

5V2S.

$68,000 water¬
awarded

were

Alabama

Securities, Inc.,
r'fi

,,

Bond

Offering

will

Clerk

to

u-fr

-rw

bids
until
10 .a.m.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $1,500,000 public improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
to

1982

until 9:30 a.m.
(PDST) on Aug. 13 for the pur¬
chase of $30,000 school bonds. Due
from

These

New

or

the

Chemical

Trust

Bank

Co., New York City,

First

the

at

National

Bank

of

Fairbanks.

Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.

and

Arizona,

of

Bond

College

Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬

Santa

(PDST)
of
as

15

of

Arizona

bonds

of

Co.,
100.1008,

Refsnes, Ely,
3%s, at a price
net interest cost

as

a

from

15

bonds

to

3%s, at

par.

Sale

Bond

196,

The

$1,550,000
Aug. 6—v.
55 — were awarded to a
composed
of
the
Harris
bonds

p.

group

—

offered

Trust

& Savings Bank, Chicago;
Valley National Bank of Arizona,
Phoenix; Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co., and Boettcher & Co., at par,

interest

net

a

3.099%,

as

to

1967

150,000
150,000
150,000

150,000

on

July 1 from

July
July
2.90s. Due on July
3s. Due on July
3.10s. Due on July
3.20s. Due on July
3V4s. Due on July
on

on

1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,

1968.
1969.

Bank

interest

of

Los

cost




price of 101.152,

about

net interest cost

a

of about 3.36%/

Small,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Offering—Herbert

c/o the Connecticut Bank

24

Company, 750, Main Street,

1982

interest

inclusive.

Principal
payable
at

(M-S)

Connecticut

a

3.66%.

as

Bank

&

Trust

and

Clerk,
until

for

water

1

the
and

bends.

will

tional

p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
sewer

Dated

Feb.

Dean,

sealed

on

Aug.

Bank

&

Trust

$280,000 2V2S. Due
1963

1969

to

23/4s.

120,000
from

terest

The bonds

F-A.

are

Bond

Co.,

In¬

approved

Corp.,
on

follows:

as

Sept. 1, 1963

and 1964.
on

Sept. 1 from

until

bids

1

p.m.

(EST) on Aug. 21 for the purchase
of $525,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
from

interest

Principal and

callable.

are

payable

the Salyers¬
Legality ap¬

at

ville National Bank.

Grafton,

by

The

inclusive.

1984

to

1964

bonds

proved

132,000 314 s. Due

&

Ferguson

Fleischer.

1965 to 1968 inclusive.

Paducah, Ky.

64,000 3V2S. Due on Sept. 1, 1969

Sale

The

—

1, Kan.

Northern

the

to

plant

Aug. 8

$1,068,000
Trust

$2,400,000 elec¬

board bonds offered
196, p. 585 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
tric

Wichita School Dist. No.

Sale—The

Bond

and 1970.

India¬

of
of

270,000 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1973

v.

—

Stuart

Halsey,

net interest

at

Inc.,

Co.,

&

a

costfofWbout 3.65%.
•

District
17

for

unlimited

1

works system bond and

Day,

(CDST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,708,000

bonds,

as

31—v.

clusive. Interest M-S.

Legality approved by Chapman

Trust Co.,

to

awarded

Main, and
jointly.

Scott

Kegley,

&

Inc.,

Park

Fayette County (P. O. Lexington),
Kentucky

8

the

Offering

—

(CDST)
purchase
of
p.m.

bonds.

to

Due

The

District

on

On Aug.

21 for

$705,000

Jan.

1

un¬

from

park

offered

1—v.

478—were awarded to the
Securities Corp., as 4V8s, at

price of 100.42.

S

a

(P. O. 0^"ans), Ind.
1 e—The

bonds

awarded

$520,000 first
offered June 19

to

a

group

com¬

clusive.

1 from 1964 to
Principal
and

Somerset.

Farmers National Bank,

bonds.

Dated

Aug.

1

The

2

p.m.

the pur¬
building

Aug.

from

1, 1962. Due
1963 to 1982 in¬

bonds

are

the
&

First

Trust

callable.

Security National Bank

Co., Lexington.

Legality
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer.

Ky.

21,
585.

will be received
(CST) on Aug. 16,
8 p.m.
(CST) on
reported in v. 196,

until
as

County Public* Properties?
Corporation (P. O. Louisville), Ky.

Bard,

President, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.

(EST) on Aug. 22 for
purchase of $1,176,000 first

mortgage
1962. Due

bonds.
on

Dated

July

offered

bonds

awarded

to

group

a

31

com¬

Securities

posed of the Equitable

Corp.; Almstedt Bros.; Stein Bros.
& Boyce, and the Security & Bond
Co., at a net interest cost of about
4.02%.

LOUISIANA

(P. O. Office of the
Liquidation, City Debt,
12, City Hall, 1300
Pvdido Street), La.
Bond Offering—R. O. Toledano,

New Orleans
Board

of

Room

8 E

Secretary of the Board of Liqui¬
sealed
on

bids

$10,000,000

10

public

receive

a.m.

(CST)

15

Interest

A-O.

15,

1962.

1964 to

from

The

improvement

Oct.

Dated

clusive.

bonds

1987

in¬

callable.

are

Legality

Due

approved

by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
The offering

consisted of:

police

$4,854,000

facilities

and

buildings bonds.

3,017,000 street paving, drainage
and lighting bonds.
750,000

acquisition

convention

site

of

facilities

acquisition

500,000

for

bonds.

land

for

cultural center bonds.

1,

425,000

Sept. 1 from 1963 to

and

Sept.

until

12 from the purchase of

Sept.

Oct.

will

Debt,

City

dation,

court

Jefferson

the

were

on

bonds

not

Aug.
p.

building

bonds.

Hopkinsville,

and

(P. O. Dixon),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school

Webster County

will

Clerk,
until

Bond Offering—Carson L.

Elementary School Bldg.

Corporation

bids

until 7:30 p.m.

Aug.

Due

1962.

1,

1983 in¬
interest
payable at the Kentucky Trust
Company, Louisville, or at First &
July

on

M.

g—Luther

on Aug. 21 for
of $775,000 school

$625,000

p.

Orleans

n

Correction—Sealed bids for the

Fairmont, Ind.
Sale—The $320,000 water¬
bonds

i

Court

sealed

1964

INDIANA

Bond

(EST)

on

e r

County

chase

inclusive.

1982

O f f

Principal and interest payable at

Dist., III.

Clerk will receive sealed bids
til

&

system

$304,000 Series A bonds, as 4%s.
50,000 Series B bonds, as 3%s.

clusive.

Niles

Bond

Ballman

Aug.

of

building

Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler and Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.

3s.

$354,000 water
bonds offered
Aug. 6 — v. 196, p. 368 — were
awarded
to
the
Housing
and
Home Finance Agency, as follows:

receive

$450,000 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.

as

purchase

Auburn, Ky.

Land,

Midlothian, III.

were

Louisville,

sewer

Bond

Sale—The

July

p.

Sale—The

Bond

and

& Cutler.

Bond

the

to

condition¬

offered

479—were awarded
Citizens Fidelity Bank &

196,

follows:

improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1974 to 1984 in¬

bonds

assessment

al

F.

Ben

Lawrenceburg), Ky.
Sale—The $118,500 water

Bond

Dated

bonds.

(EST)

7:15 p.m.

the

for

industrial

$3,000,000

Alton Water District (P. O.

inclusive.

21

Aug.

on

receive

will

Clerk,

City

Love,

E.

Offering—Clarence

Bond

sealed bids until

a.m.

tax

1

KENTUCKY

Clerk, will receive sealed
the

Somerset, Ky.

Dec.

on

from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.

Nov.

on

1972

—

Due

3.40s.

270,000

price of 95.00.

inclusive.

1977

to

Nov. 1 from

on

Due

Offering

were

callable.

Securities

awarded

Sanitary Dist.
(P. O. East St. Louis), III.

mortgage

Legality

$264,000 school

awarded to the Colum¬

were

sealed

receive

Kansas

East Side Levee and

1,

Due

Counties

(P. O. Shawnee Heights),

Bond Sale—Tne

inclusive.

1970 to

$250,000
improvement
1962.

Douglas

High School District

-

napolis, jointly, at
a
price
100.138,
a
net
interest cost
about 2.596%, as follows:

a

Y.

10

Offerin g—Woodrow

Arnett, County Court Clerk, will

c.

196,
City

Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1992 inclu¬

sive.

Joint Rural

Trust

&

■" r
■
'■
Co., Chicago, and Commerce Trust
Sqly^rsville, Ky. ^
Co., Kansas City, jointly, -at
Bond Sale—The $110,000 utility
school price of 100.144,' a net ' interest1
building bonds offered Aug.
2 cost
o;f about 3.1905%, as follows: bonds offered July 9.-r-v. 196, v.
were awarded to Goodbody & Co.,
160—were
awarded
to
D.
P.
$546,000 2.90s, Due on Dec. 1 from
and
the Arherican Fletcher Na¬
Newell and Associates, as 5s, at a
1963 to 1972 inclusive.

Bond

receive

and

Shawnee

Bank

Salyersville) Ky.

1,

1977.

No.

National

Chicago, or at the First
Bank, London. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
and Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
of

Co.

Magoffin County (P. O.

Sept.

on

Sale—The $400,000

the

Inverness, Fla.

callable. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Continental

are

Champaign), III.

O.

(P.

Bond

Legality approved by Rob¬

Offering—Rema

Sept. 1, 1962. Due on March 1 from
1964 to 1983 inclusive. The bonds

Bond

Bond

Com¬

FLORIDA

Due

p.m.

from

school bonds offered Aug. 8 were

County Community

Unit School District No. 4

works

on

Home
3V2S, at par.

&

Hartford, until 11:30 (EDST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $1,715,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963

25

the
Finance

and

Agency,

6

West Haven, Conn.
Bond

1

to

awarded

were

—

clusive. Interest F-A.

Sale—The $195,000 school
offered Aug. 2—v. 196, p.

Bond

July

367

p.

improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1974 to 1981 in¬

Securities Corp., as 3V2S, at a

bids

$730,000 dormi¬

$1,390,000

1974.

Angeles, at

of

Aug.

inclu¬

1976

3.10s.

25,000

(EST) on Aug.
16 for the purchase of $1,150,000
industrial building bonds. Dated
7

National

on Sept. 1
inclusive.

Due

to

$68,000 23/4s. Due

tory bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 196,

478—were awarded to the Ameri¬

City

1974

bonds

July 1, 1962.

318,000

Trust

75,000 3s.

are

Illinois

Sterling, Conn.

bids

Both

Bradley University (P. O. Peoria),

Bond

can

water
and
sewer
on
July 1 from

inclusive.

1982

are

years.

ILLINOIS

inson, Robinson & Cole.

awarded to the United Cali¬

fornia
net

offered

inclu¬

on

1987

pany.

Bond Sale—The $185,000 school

bonds

to

1972

1971.
1972.
1973.

Larkspur School District, Marin
County, Cal.
building

1971

1970.

CALIFORNIA

were

to

inclusive.

1968

27/8s.
Due on Sept.
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.

bian

CONNECTICUT

to

inclusive.

150,000 2.70s. Due
150,000 2.80s. Due

150,000

about

follows:

$500,000 3.40s. Due
1965

of

cost

dated

Rosa.

bonds

College Dist.
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.

due

are

to

Aug. 15, 1962. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, Santa

Housing
Agency, as

Yuma County Junior

school

1964

Dated

the

and Home Finance

period of 20

a

$150,000

bonds

Aug.

on

to

125,000

bonds

water

$250,000

over

bids until 10

from

of about 3.36%.

1,320,000

1963

Due

sive.

dormitory

to

Beck &

The
due

p.m.

Aug. 14 for the pur¬
$45,000 unlimited tax
follows:

36,000 school bonds. Due

follows:

as

$180,000

2:30

sive.

bonds offered Aug. 4 were award¬
ed

until

Rosa

1963

on

chase

Regents

(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.

of

District,

Calif.

liams, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids

Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 Uni¬

versity

School

Union

sealed

until

Illinois

Due on Sept. 1 from

$150,000 3s.

ton & Co.

Champaign

Sonoma County,

follows:

as

150,000 bonds to Edward L. Bur¬

Housing

about 4.397%.

Hills

Twin

at

awarded

Bond Sale—The

originally

Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; Hooker & Fay,
and C. N.v White & Co., as 4.40s,
at a price of 100.085, a net interest
of

Idaho

$400,000 water
July 31

Corporation,

Securities

follows:

offered

$250,000 bonds to the First Se¬
curity Bank of Utah, N. A.,
Salt Lake City.

California

$9,000 school bonds.

State

Board

bonds

Redevelopment Agency,

bonds,
ARIZONA
Universities

the

are

Stockton

cost

bonds

(P. O. Ness City), Kansas
Bond Sale—The $375,000 hospi¬
tal bonds were awarded to the Co¬
lumbian

Falls,

Sale—The

sewer

were

1977 inclusive.

July 23, and not sold.

pay¬

able

at

1963 to

inclusive.

Principal and interest (M-S)
York

Band
and

Hospital District No. 2

Ness County

as

at

bids

sealed

awarded

IDAHO
American

Barbara,

$1,205,000 bonds
offered Aug. 2 were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Blyth &

Fairbanks, Alaska

1963

receive

The County

$1,000,000

were

Housing and Home Finance
Agency.

Bond Sale—The

Bond Offering—Wallis C. Dorz,
City Clerk, will receive 'sealed

from

—

Tuggle,

receive

will

Clerk,

bids

KANSAS

to the

The

Solvang Elementary School Dist.,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.

as

ALASKA

1

Treasurer's

County

scheduled for offering on or about

Repton, Ala.
Bond

the

at

Sale—The

utilities certificates

inclusive.

1982

office, Salinas/

Santa
Phil

to

1963

Bond Offering—Ethel J.

cost

Titusville, Fla.
Certificate

Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬

by

Campbell,

from

1

London, Ky.

price of 100.0099, a net
of, about ,3.87%

a

City

G. Mc-

Menamin, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids at Salinas, until 10:15 a.m.
(PEST) on Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase
of $600,000
school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.

3%s, at
interest

& Watson.

son

of

Board

Offering—Emmet

Bond

Offering—Leslie

Bond

the

of

Secretary

Richard¬

Patterson, Freeman,

by

Foster,

J. R.

—

,,,

,

fire station construction
equipment bonds.

posed of John Nuveen & Co.; City

1982

Le¬

335,000 sanitation equipment

Securities

gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey.

119,000 park improvement bonds.

perger,

Corp.,
and
RaffensHughes & Co., Inc., as

inclusive.

Interest M-S.

bonds.

Volume

196

Number 6185

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

,

(689)

Tangipahoa Parish Road Districts
(P. O. Amite City), La.
Bond

Offering:

of

Secretary

Alon

—

the

Wall,

Parish

Dec. 1 from 1972 to 1992 inclusive.

Interest J-D.

Ropes and Gray,

Police

receive
sealed
bids
until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 31
for the purchase of $118,000 road
bonds, as follows:

Note

Sale

offered

Aug.

District

No.

rate

a

of

Bond

Vermillion

ap¬

school
v.

Parish Road Districts,
Louisiana

Sale

the

National

Boston,

as

100.211,

a

Treasurer,

sealed bids until

will

receive

(EDST)

noon

000

construction

sewer

from

1

1, 1962. Due

offered

of

1963

Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Portland.
Legality approved by
Pierce, Atwood, Scribner, Allen &
McKlusick.

Aug.

196, p.
to a syndicate
National City
at a price of
terest

about

$2,700,000

.

..1974 to 1979 inclusive.

Due

on

A'ug. 1,1980

800,000 3V2s. Due

on

Aug. 1 from

1981.

1986 inclusive.

1982 to

on

'

Aug. 1, 1987.

Other members of the syndicate:

Continental Illinois National Bank
&

Trust

Co., Chicago; Johnston,
Co.; Fidelity Philadel¬
phia Trust Co.; Eldredge & Co.,
Inc.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Second
District Securities Co., Inc.; Jones,
Kreeger & Co., and Mackall & Coe.
Lemon

&

County (P. O.
Ellicott City), Md.
Offering

sealed

(EDST)
chase

bids

until

11

a.m.

Aug. 21 for the

on

awarded,

were

at

—

Aug.

The

3

pur¬

of

of

rate

a

awarded

a

to

1982

inclusive.

Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Patapsco National Bank
in Ellicott City. Legality approved
by Niles, Barton, Gans & Merkell.

noon

675,000 notes. Dated Sept. 12, 1962.
Principal, and interest payable at
the

State, Street Bank and Trust

Co., Boston; the National Shawmut
Bank of Boston; the Safe Deposit
Bank

Trust

and

MASSACHUSETTS
International

Springfield), Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 stu¬
dent
dormitory
bonds
offered
Aug. ' 1—V." 196, p.- 265—w ere
awarded
to
the
Housing
and
O.

Home

Finance

Agency,

as

3y2S,

Attlehoro, Mass.
Offering — Edward

City

Treasurer,

ceive sealed bids c/o
Bank

and

Trust

Bank of

of

Boston. Legality approved
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.

by

North Dighton Fire District

district
p.

Sal e—The

$58,000 fire
bonds offered Aug. 1—v.
480—were awarded to the

County

Trust

3.70s, at

as

Co.,

will

Note Sale—The

$200,000 hospital
Aug. 2 were

renewal notes offered

the

to

Home

Brockton,

National

at

rate

a

of

Revere, Mass.
Bond

O f f

e r

i

n

g—Francis

X.

bids

c/o

Bank

the
of

chase

40

Street,
until
11
a.m.
on Aug. 16 for the pur¬
of $500,000 unlimited
vtax

bonds,

as

follows:

$330,000 street bonds.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1972 in¬
clusive.

120,000

sewer

from

1

bonds.

Due

on

1972

1963 to

1

in¬

1963

Due

to

on

1972

Aug.

inclu¬

sive

Aug. 1, 1962. Principal
interest payable at the Na¬
Shawmut

Legality
Gray.

Bank

approved

by

of

Boston.

Ropes

&

payable

at the State Street Bank and Trust

Company,

Boston. Legality ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
proved

Metropolitan District

(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Bond Offering—Henry G. Gom-

Chairman of the District
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
perts,

for

the

a.m.

(EDST)

purchase

bonds. Dated Oct.

on

Aug. 28

of $1,999,000
1, 1962. Due on




1972

street
June

the

purchase

of

improvement bonds.

&

bids
20

until

for

street

8

and

(EST)

Aug.

callable. Interest M-N. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.

Gobies, Mich.

City^Clerk,

Marion

will

Van

receive

(EST)

on

Aug.

16 for the purchase of $34,000 motor vehicle
highway fund
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1976 inclu¬
The

bonds are callable. In¬
F-A. Legality approved by

terest

Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Godwin Heights School District,

Michigan
Offering—Neil Ripmaster,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids c/o
Administration

Building, Division
Avenue South, 36th Street, Grand

Rapids 8, until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $100,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on April 1, 1964.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone. *

Grandville,
Additional

Community
ville

Mich.

Information

State

Bank,

—

The

Grand¬

associated with Kenower
MacArthur & Co., in the purchase
of

$150,000 water bonds, re¬
ported in v. 196, p. 585, as follows:
$90,000 ,31/2S.

Due

July 1 from
1963 to 1973, inclusive.
60,000 3tyks. Due on July 1 from
1974 to 1976, inclusive.

City

Clerk,

will

receive

(EST)

on

Aug. 20 for the purchase of $54,motor vehicle highway fund
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on July 1 from 1963 to
1977, inel.
bonds

are

callable.

Adrian School District, Mich.
Note Offering — Louis
Roberts,

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
3 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $410,000 anticipation
notes. Dated Aug.
27, 1962. Due
on June
27, 1963.

Interest

Alma, Mich.
Bond Offering — A. O. Burkholder, City Clerk, will receive
(EST)

on

Harper Woods School District,
Michigan
Note

to

Due

1986

on

on

Offerin g—Lucina

Niles,
Secretary of the Board of Educa^tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 20 for
the purchase of
$66,000 tax antici¬

pation notes.

1992

on

May 1 from

1962.

Legality

Canfield,

Tittabawassee Township (P. O.
Freeland), Mich.
Bond

Sale

$73,000 fire
bonds offered Aug. 2 —
196, p. 480—were awarded to
the Freeland State
Bank, at a net
interest cost of about 2.97%.
MINNESOTA

Bloomington, Minn.

from
Bond

inclusive.

Offering

Milo
Hall,
Finance, will receive

of

—

sealed bids until

10

on

the

dium bonds.

1962.

Due

1989,

on

Dated July 15,
July 1 from 1963 to

inclusive.

The bonds

Interest J-J.

callable.

are

Legality aproved^by

Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
•

*

-

y' i'*-

'Y'''r'

Plymouth Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Note Offering—Esther L. Hulsing, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 13
for the purchase of
$500,000 tax

anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 1,
1962. Due on April 1, 1963. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock &

Stone.

Plymouth Community School Dist*,
Michigan
Note Offering

Esther L. Hul-

—

sing, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 13 for
the purchase of $440,000 tax an¬
ticipation

notes.

Dated
Sept. 1,
April 1, 1964. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
1962. Due

on

Sept.

11

for

a.m.

(CDST)

purchase

of

road bonds.'

Brainerd, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$70,000 parking
offered
August
1
were
awarded to E. J. Prescott &
Co.,

at

net

a

interest

3.34%.
The
1962.

'

of

about

bonds

are
dated Aug.
1/
Aug. 1 .from 1963 to
inclusive?" Tile bonds are

Due

1972

cost

,

callable.

on

Interest

F-A.

Legality

approved
by Howard,
Lefevere and Lefler.

Peterson,

Hay field, Minn.
Offering—Richard Burkhardt, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond

sealed
on

bids

August

until

20

8

(CDST)

p.m.

for

the

purchase

of

$160,000 street improvement
bonds.. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due
on
March 1 from 1964 to
1978,
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved
by Briggs & Morgan.
Bond

bonds

Maple Plain, Minn.
Sale
The $15,000 street
offered July 11—v.
196,
—

161—were awarded to the State

p.

Bank

of

Maple Plain,

3.90s, at

as

par.

Paddock & Stone.

Moorehead, Minn.
Additional Information—In

Saginaw School District, Mich.
NoteOffering — Walter C.
Averill, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed

nection with the sale of the
$285,000 local improvement construc¬
tion bonds—v.

bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
14 for the purchase of
$600,000

Jackson & Curtis, and E. J. Pres¬

tax

anticipation notes. Dated Sept.
on June 30, 1964. The

1, 1962. Due
notes

St.

are

School

cott

receive

sealed

District, Mich.

of
bids

Schools,
until

4

Co., buying at

with

par,

as

and

Township School Dist. No. 12
(P. O. Sault Ste. Marie), Mich.
Bond Offering — James Mackie,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $70,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due

July 1 from 1963 to

1972

in¬

Aug. 1, 1973

on

Aug. 1, 1975

on

Aug. 1 from

1976.

1977 to 1980 inclusive.

New Prague, Minn.
Sale
The $425,000 elec¬
tric bonds offered July 31—v. 196,
Bond

Soo

on

75,000 3.60s. Due

1963.

Trust Co.

from

1974.

40,000 3Y2S. Due
and

Aug. 1

on

1972 inclusive.

40,000 3.40s.! Due

will
p.m.

Aug. 15, 1962. Due on Feb.
Principal and interest
payable at Clinton National Bank

on

57—Juran

associated

were

&

1965 to

•

(EST) on Aug. 13 for the purchase
$45,000 tax anticipation notes.

&

Co.,

$130,000 3s. Due

of

15,

&

Kalman

Note Offering—E. R. Lancaster,

Superintendent

p.

Moody, Inc.; Paine, Webber,

follows:

callable.

Johns

196,

& C.

con¬

480

p.

—

—

a

awarded

were

Prescott &

E.

to

J.

Co., and Associates, at

net interest cost of about 3.03%.

New Prague, Minn.

Additional Information
man

Inc.,
Co.,

were

—

Kal¬

&

Co., Inc.; Juran & Moody,
and Shearson, Hammill &
associated

with

E.

J.

J.

clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬

Chirko, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 14
for the purchase of $300,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Sept. 1,
1962.' Due on Jan. 31, 1963.

proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬

Prescott & Co., in the purchase of
the
$425,000 electric bonds re¬

dock & Stone.

ported in

Lincoln Park, Mich.

Bond Sale—The $179,000 reha¬
bilitation bonds were awarded to

c

The

—

v.

May 1, 1987

May 1

Dated Aug. 1,

Due on April
1, 1963.
approved
by
Miller,
Paddock & Stone.

/

Due

to

(P. O. Tawas), Mich.

station

May 1, 1980

inclusive.

Due

Stone.

..Note Offering—Walter H.

from

'

by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬

&

Tawas Area School District

Dated

000

The

on

of Educa¬

bonds

on

Bond Offering—Donald E. Burney,

proved
dock

$1,500,000 state-aid

was

the

Secretary of the Board

until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. .13 for
the purchase of $43,000 school sta¬

sealed

on

on

—

Legality

Canfield,

tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (EST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $58,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated
Aug. 1,1962. Due
on
April 1, 1964. Legality ap¬

Michigan
Offering—Wilfred C.
Becker, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids

are

Offering

1964.

8

Director

Nov. 1 from
1963 to 1971 inclusive. The bonds

Bond

inclusive.

Due

1988.

1989

the purchase of
$13,000
improvement bonds. Dated

July 1, 1962. Due

1

May 1 from

Northville Public School
District,

Quinn,

receive

p.m.

May

on

Bond

Bond Offering—Trena M.

will

1979

120,000 4s.

Stone.

Clerk,

to

50,000 3%s.

Dated

Farmington, Mich.
City

1,

(P. O. Tawas City), Mich.
Offering—Walter H. Niles,

inclusive.

Due

1981.

1982

callable. Interest M-S. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock

1971

to

on

125,000 33/4s.

1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from
to 1971 inclusive. The bonds

Legality approved by Dick¬
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.

MICHIGAN

sealed bids until 8
p.m.

and

follows:

as

Due

40,000 3%s.

$79,000

J-J.

from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬

11

for

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

Dated

tional

Street, Boston, until 11
(EDST) on Aug. 15 for the
purchase of $220,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1

from

1963

Gertrude Cad¬

—

Harper Woods, Mich.

50,000 water bonds.

a.m.

cipal and interest (M-S)

14

%?

4s.

135,000 3V2S.

Aug.

National

Boston,

(EDST)

re¬

111

25,

3.81

$95,000

ger, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:45 p.m. (EST) on

Shea, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed

State Street

Company,

July 2,
1963. The

Note

Massachusetts

awarded

about

Dated

June

on

Bond Offering

clusive.

J.

of

Aug. 13
$34,800 tax

callable,

Taun¬

par.

Plymouth County (P. O. Plymouth),

Franklin

until

are

sive.

(P.O. Taunton), Mass.
Bond

and

Boston

Due

notes

Co.

the First National Bank

or

Aug.

Healey,

purchase

of

sealed bids

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

Lowell,

Bond Sale—The $565,000
road
drainage bonds were awarded to
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Baker, Simonds & Co., jointly, at a
price of
100.018, a net interest cost of

on

Strien,

at par.

Bond

(EST)

the Union National

Water

College

p.m.

Springfield;
the
Everett National Bank; the
Worcester County National Bank;

Shawmut

(P.

the

rate of 1.35%.

1.465%.

American

for

7:30

Co.,

(EDST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $45,-

Bank,

to

until

Board

Principal and interest

,

M ichigan

are

(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will

1

1963

Community School District,

ley,, Treasurer of the
Education, will receive

Aug. 1 from 1963 to

on

Oakland County, Southfield Road
Drainage District (P. O. Pontiac),
'
Michigan

Clawson, Mich.

Massachusetts Housing Authority

$500,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
from

Caro

April

Note

(F-A)
payable at the National
Lumbermans Bank, Muskegon.
;

as

$200,000 notes

were

Dated

Paddock & Stone.

1962.

M.

President of the County
Board of Commissioners, will re¬

callable.

are

July 1, 1962. Interest M-S. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,

1963

Sale

Bristol

Scott,

ceive

to

rate

$200,000 notes

Boston,

Boston, at

ton,

Charles

—

a

the State Street Bank & Trust

196,

Howard

Bond

awarded

Merchants National Bank,

offered

net in¬
3.33%, as

.

160,000 y4s. Due

notes

Co., at

The

—

be received until

j^s.

$150,000

were

bonds

Due

1967," incl,

Note Offering—Walter Mawdes-

Boston, at a rate of 1.37%.
100,000 notes to the First National

a

$880,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1963 to .1973oiftclusivei'^p.;
550,000 3y?s. Due on Aug. 1 from

and

3

1962.

inclusive.

.

Marshfield, Mass.

•

310,000

,

,

$100,000 notes to the New England

Note

479—were awarded
headed by the First
Bank of New York,

of

cost

follows:

,

1.37%.

The

100.1016,

of

„

Aug. 6

Bank,

storm drainage bonds offered Aug.

7—v.

Sale

offered

Annapolis, Md.
—

of

Marlboro, Mass.
Note

-

,

Sale

of

The

of
the
Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive

sealed bids until Aug. 15 for the
purchase of $100,000 county road
commission notes. Dated Aug. 1,

March 1 from 1963 to

on

1967

Bankers

at a price
interest
cost
,'.

...

Due

a

anticipation notes.

MARYLAND

Bond

—

Shawmut Bank

net

Road

81,000 public improvement bonds.

inclusive." follows:

1980

to

2

1.36%.

on

Sept.

the

the Rockland Trust

bonds.
on

Aug.

3V4S,

Sale—The

Aug. 15 for the purchase of $140,Dated Sept.

of

Clerk

improvement bonds.

March 1 from 1964 to

on

on

Tawas Area School District

Muskegon County (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
Note Offering—Ned Fuller,

on

1967 inclusive.

$l,2b0,000

Hanover, Mass.
Note

Maine

District

Due

The

offered

sewer

Due

approved
by
Miller,
Paddock & Stone.

100.04...

1964

March 1 from 1964 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
'

94,000

Co., New York; Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago, and

*

Allen,

to

,

—

lvfrom

37,000 water main bonds. Due

Co., Cambridge,

composed

group
Trust

Sewerage District,

Bond Offering—Bernal B.

awarded

480—were awarded to

p.

about, 3-22%,

MAINE
Portland

South

$300,000 -notes

were

March

on

to 1967 inclusive.

1.31%.

bonds

196,

and

Bonds Not Sold—The $190,000
public improvement bonds offered
July 17 were not sold.

Due

Grafton, Mass.

1

bonds.

Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Legality
proved by Bentorr& Moseley.

3

the Harvard Trust
at

Sub-Road

The

—

$62,000 Road District No. 6 bonds.
,56,000

Aug. 16 for the purchase of $256,- Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
and
000 bonds, as follows:
^
, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., joint¬
$44,000 street improvement bonds. ly, as 3s and 3%s, at a price of

Concord, Mass.

will

Jury,

Legality approved by

57

Sturgis School District, Mich.
Note Offering — J. Earl Millett,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 15 for the
purchase of $165,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.

v.

196,

480.

p.

New Ulm, Minn.

Bond

Bastian,
sealed

bids

Aug.
$100,000
on

Offering

City
21

—

Andrew

Clerk, will

until

2

for

the

parking

receive
(CDST)
purchase of

p.m.

system

bonds.

Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.

ttfrt.*»**«rtreKiwiW'WittW*W'iWt«»v,wwM»t *'

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58

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(690)

1963 to

from

1

NEBRASKA

1972 inclusive. In¬

Owen,

Dorsey,

County School District
No. 33 (P. O. Valley), Neb.

Douglas

Wind¬

Marquart,

building
1962.

M-S. Legality approved by

terest

horst & West.

Bond Sale—The

Rosemount, Minn.
Sale—The

Bond

improvement

.

30—v.

196,

p.

local

$160,000

bonds offered July
266—were awarded

composed of Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Harold E. Wood
to

.

/

a

and Shaughnessy & Co., at
net interest cost of about
...3.597%, as follows: ;
a

...

3s.

$75,000

Due

inclusive.,

1964 to 1970
'«

*

from

1

Feb.

on

SO,OCO 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from

cate

1

r

.

155,000 41/2s. Due
455,000 4s.

Due

1977 inclusive.

on Aug.
1978 to 1980 inclusive.

290,000 4.20s. Due

—

No. 829,

&

Inc.,

Co.,

of

of

cost

1965 to 1970 inclusive.

1971 to 1974 inclusive.

MISSISSIPPI
Forrest

County, East Forrest
Utility District (P. O. Petal),
Mississippi

M

Bond Sale—The

Y

Nebraska

bonds

$1,220,000 sewer
awarded to a group

were

*

of Allen & Co.; Hamp
Co., and T. W. Woodward &

composed
Jones

bonds

tory

offered
the

to

Home Finance

dormi¬
Aug. 7 were
Housing
arid

Agency,

as

j,.-

Co.,

•V

Interest

inclusive.

A-O.

Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.

$330,000 Series A bonds, at a net

follows:

as

Washington County, Fort Calhoun
School District No. 3 ('Pi O.
Y
interest cost of about 3.98%.
;
Fort Calhoun), Neb.
"■ Y
Y
890,000 Series B bonds, at a netBond Offering—Allen Rasmus;
'
interest cost of about 3.66%,
sen,
Secretary
of
the
School
4''Marshall County Supervisors Dist. board, will receive sealed bids
\' '' No. 4 (P. O. Holly Springs), Miss. until 8 p.m. (CST) oh Aug. 15
Bond Sale—The $60,000 bridge for the
purchase., of $199,000; school
bohds offered July 3 were awarded building bonds. Dated Sept. 15,>•
to the First National Bank, Mem¬
1962. Due on Sept. 15 from 1966
-

.

•

•

'

.

phis, at

net interest cost of about

a

3.397%.

Vi

Ripley, Miss.
$50,000 munici¬
pal park and playground bonds of¬

*

to

1987

inclusive:1 The

callable.

Bond Sale—The

National

Char¬

Bank,

lottesville.
Water

Valley, Miss.
$140,000 indus¬
trial plant bonds were awarded to
Hamp Jones Co., at a net interest
Bond Sale—The

cost of about 3.54%.

Interest

bonds

M-S.

are

Legality

approved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
Baird & Pedersen.

College (P. O.
Henniker), N. H.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 dormi¬
tory and dining facilities bonds
offered July 26—v. 196, p. 266—
were awarded to the Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 3%s, at
par.

I

5

>

Billings Special Improvement Dist.
No. 820, Mont.
Bond Offering — The District
Clerk will receive sealed bids

un- -

til 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 14 for
the purchase of $3,728 improve¬
ment bonds. Dated

Sept. 1, 1962.

Cascade

County, Simms High Sch.
District No. 39F (P. O. Simms),
Montana
Bond

Sale—The $372,000 school

construction and equipment bonds
offered July 14—v. 195, p. 2980—
were

awarded to

Piper, Jaffray &

a.m.

1,

1963

1962.

to

awarded

were

B.

JERSEY

1986

State

Principal
payable at

(A-O)
of

'

and

the

Albany,

GermanLegality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman.

Hempstead, InWood Fire District,
(P. O. Inwood), N. Y. \
r
Bond Offering—Edwin Donald,
District
Secretary, will- receive
/

sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EDST)

Aug. 16 for the purchase of
$37,000 fire district bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from
on

and

1969

to

inclusive.

Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the

Franklin

National

Bank

and Smithtown Union Free

The

$3,526,000

school

bonds offered Aug. 7—v.
196, p. 481—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Franklin
National

Bank

of

Long

Island,
Eastman

Franklin

Square, and
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as
3V2s, at a price of 100.29, a net
of

cost

about

3.47%.

Other members of the syndicate:

syndicate headed by the National

Kelley & Co.

Haunt

&

Coffin

of

Newark,

and

Ira

&

Co.,

and

consisting of
Burr; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.,
and Ewing & Co., taking $1,122,000, as 3.45s, at a price of 100.3349,
net interest cost of about 3.42%.

a

Chatham

Twp.

(P.

O.

Chatham),

Liberty, N. Y.
Offering-^Whitaker Wills,
Clerk, will receive sealed

bids

until

3:30

1977

inclu¬

cost

$230,000 water
improvement bonds offered July
20—v. 196, p. 57—were awarded

awarded to the Trust Company of

1963

to

are

callable.

at a net
3.61%.

Cut Bank,
Bond

interest

Mont.

Sale—The

Morris County, Morristown, as 3s,
at

par.

to D. A. Davidson &

Co., and J. A.
Hogle & Co., jointly, at a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.55%.

NEW
Las

Cruces

Sale

and

Aug. 6

..

The $22,000

library
v. 196,

—

to the

awarded

of

—

bonds

u

*

iv

..

City

offered

p. 586 — were
First State Bank

Thompson Falls, as Zlks.
K

...




■t

a.

«

*.

f.

School

District

Bond

Sale—The

ice

Aug. 7

MEXICO
2,

of

to

2.40s, at

net

bonds

196,

v.

—

the

Western

as

Offering—Carl W. Jones,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (MST) on Aug. 17 for the
purchase
of
$1,200,000
school

p.

587

,

.4

.

'»

•

*

-I

■-*

J«

snow

offered
—

were

Marine Trust Co.

New
a

interest

York, Buffalo,
price of 100.0002, a

cost

of

about

2.39%.

Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Note Sale—The
offered

Aug.

awarded

were

$2,051,545 notes
196, p. 481—

7—v.
to

the

Manufac¬
«.

n

1992

«!»;»•»

»

I

4

i

"4

Jf,
U

*
JF

'«

Sanders

&

Napoleon, Ohio
Offering — Richard E.
City Clerk, will receive
noon (EDST) on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $117,500
sewer
improvement
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1

Taylor,

sealed bids until

interest

(J-D)

payable

the '

at

Bond

inclusive. The bonds
Interest

F-A.

'

Forest

..

"

Hills

'

OHIO

Painesville

Local

School

B

receive

District

sealed

bids

until 1 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23 for
the purchase of $1,910,000 school
bonds.
on

Dated

Sept. 15, 1962. Due

June and Dec.

15 from

1964 to

1983.

Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Central Trust Com¬
pany,
Cincinnati.
Legality
ap¬
proved

by

Peck,

Shaffer

&

Exempted Village School
District (P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond

Offering

of

—

the Board

receive

C. A. Adams,
of

sealed

Education,

bids

Until

8

(EST) on Aug. 23 for the
purchase of $453,000. school build¬
ing improvement and equipment

p.m.

at

the

Southern

tional Bank of

hills

Ohio

until

the

Legality approved
by Peek, Schaffer & Williams.
Independence Local School Dist.>
The

$50,000

anticipation notes offered July 9—
196, p, 58—were awarded to the

land,
a

as

National

2V4S. at

a

Bank

of

Cleve¬

price of 100.002,

net interest cost of about 2.24%.

Offering

—

Paul

Sutton,

1

bids

front

1964

to

1983

in¬

clusive.

Principal ; and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Cleveland
Trust Co., Painesville Branch. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey.

ers

Parma

Bond
Clerk

•

Offering

of

Y

•

School

City
the

—

-

District, Ohio
Jack Wanek,

Board

receive

of

sealed

Education,

bids

until

1

(EDST) on Aug. 27 for the
purchase of ^900,000 school build¬
ing improvement and equipment
p.m.

bonds. Dated

Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.

Principal ahd interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Union Commerce Bank
of

Cleveland.

Legality

approved

by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Scioto

Valley Local School District
(P. O. Richmond Dale), Ohio

Bond

Sale

—

The

improvement bonds

$6,000 school
offered July

26—v.

196, p. 370^—were awarded
to Magnus & Co., as 4V4S, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
about 4.23%Y

Sharonville, Ohio
Bond Offering—James J.

City

Clerk,

Wilder,

receive sealed
(EST) on Aug. 28
for the purchase of $26,000 waterline bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962.
bids until

will

noon

Dec. 1

inclusive.

from

1963

to

1982

and interest
payable at the Provident
Cincinnati.
L e g a 1 i t y

Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on

(J-D)
Bank,

Aug. 28 for the purchase of $54,street
improvement
bonds.

Williams.

466

sealed

on Aug. 22 for

of $750,000 school
Sept. 1, 1962. Due

Dated

Due on

Kettering, Ohio
Bond

receive

(EDST)

purchase

tax

v.

Central

noon

Dec.

on

of

Ohio
—

Offering^—Clarence C.

will

bonds.

Na¬

Cincinnati, Green-

Branch.

Sale

d

cation,

will

Greenhills

Clerk

o n

Ives, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬

(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Offering—Mrs. Peggy Gilfillen, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬

will

Township Local School
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio

District

X

J,

:

Sale
y The $52,000 bus
purchase bonds offered July l9—
v.
196, p. 58—Were awarded to
the First Cleveland Corp., as 3s.

$200,V

■

originally

Ohio

North Oltnstead,

..

..

Y

bonds

Bond

000

;

school

scheduled for offering on Aug. 14
has been cancelled.;
v

Valley City, N. D.
1 ' I
Bond Offering—T. G. Evensen
and
Associates, Inc., Municipal
Consultants, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30; p.m.
(CST) ori
Sept, 5 for the purchase of
public utility bonds,

Cancelled—The

Offering

$666,000

Le¬

<;

Note

$136,000

removal

awarded
No.

New Mexico

Thompson Fcdls, Mont.
Bond
Hall

Bond
and

Legality

,

Bond

gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West,

Newburgh, N. Y.

Hopwood,

Dempsey.

office.

Squire,

.

able

to

from

Community Bartk, Napo¬
son,
City Auditor,* will receive leon. Legality approved fty,Squire,
sealed bids until 11 a.mti(CSTi) on<
Sanders*DempseyPYY '
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $350,'Northmor Local School District,
000 sewerage utility bonds. Dated
Ohio
Y
:
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from

Due oh

Sept. 1 from 1963
sive.

Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the National Bank,
Liberty.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.

of about

by

Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.

1

1, 1962. Principal
(M-N) payable at the

Treasurer's

cipal and

District

Water

construction
Nov.

on

Oct.

approve!

Wm. G. John¬

—

000

Stevensville

from
-

from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.

Jersey
Bond Sale —The $170,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
Aug. 2 — v. 196, p. 369 — were

New

City

Housing
Agency, as

(EDST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $45,p.m.

paving

Nov.' 1

main

Due

and interest

par.

Bond Offering

water

Dated

sewer

Fargo, N. D.

will

Bond

Town

$145,000

NORTH DAKOTA

<

street

on

1G64 to 1973 inclusive.

July 10—v.

Finance

Due

bonds.

Williams.

Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Reynolds
& Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
.Co'.,
Inc.; R. D. White & Co., and A. P.

Bank

Home

and

3%s, at

cation,

Hauppauge), N. Y.
—

various

-bonds.

CAROLINA

58—were awarded to the

of

Long
Island, Inwood. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood. <

BondSale

-

Offerin g—Joseph

1964 to 1973 inclusive.

Vass, N. C.
Sale—The $146,000 water
bonds offered July 10—v.
196, p.

town.

1963

-

Bond

of

inclusive.

Bank

Wappingers

.

$225,000
school building bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962
interest-

York,

Sale—-The

Offering—William Mesick,

interest

—

New

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug.

to

Principal and in¬

196, p.
58—were awarded to the Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as
3%s, at par.
;
■
•

$350.00.

purchase

Lorain, Ohio
Bond

Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman.

Bond

Manhattan Bank, New
a rate of 1.76%, plus a

the

Greenville. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.

G.

Falls.

bonds offered

New York

for

pay¬

2

Clarkton, N. C.

(Towns) Central School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Germantown),

21

Principal and interest (J-D)

able at the Second National
Bank,

$212,200

inclusive.

Y.

Germantown, Claremont, Living-v'
ston, Gallatin and Taghkanic

Bond

bonds. Dated Sept. 1,1962. Due on
Dec..l from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.

35,000

Chase

of

on Aug. 28 for thepurchase
$50,000
school
improvement

eastern
•

Note Sale—The $6,632,000 bond
anticipation notes offered Aug. 2
—v. 196, p. 481—were awarded to

York, at
premium

Rush,
Education,

of

J.
Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $247,-200 bonds, as follows:

NORTH

Buffalo, N.

Esther

—

Board

me

(EST)
of

p.m.
(EDST)
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $1,962,400 school bonds.. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to

3.45%.

.

Offering

of

on

Gib¬

Co., Inc., jointly, as 31/2s, at a
price Of 100.419, a net interest cost
about

CleiK

^

Florence

—

until

&
;

:

will receive sealed bids Until noon

York

Offering
bids

Shaffer

Peck,

Midland National Bank of South¬

Sage, Rutty

Bridgeton School District, N. J.
Bond Sale
The $1,125,000
school bonds offered Aug. 6—v.
196, p. 481—were awarded to a
State

Bond

by

'

Gray, District Clerk,;will receive
sealed

&

Company, Dayton. Legality

Bond

■

terest (J-J) payable at the Marine

&

of

•/

,

New

•

Bank

,

1

'

.

1983

Geo.

to

•

payable

(J-D)

National

Liberty Local School'District
(Pi O. Palestine), Ohio

'

Wappinger, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill
East Fishkill,
LaGrange, Kent and
Phillipstown Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Wappingers Falls),
:'

$110,000

bons & Co., Inc., and

B.

&

1971

School District No. 6 (P. O.

MONTANA

-*

2

New England

NEW

•

elec¬
tric sub-station bonds offered Aug.

I slip

NEW HAMPSHIRE

fered June 5 were awarded to the

Peoples

Sale—The

Bond

3V2s, at

Wesleyan University, Inc.
(P. O. Lincoln), Neb.
Bond Offering—R. B. Johnson,
Business
Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $420,000 dormitory bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from 1964
2001

'

IT

June

from

Geo.

Winters

Williams.

cost of about 3.22%v

will

Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Security Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Long
Island,
Amityville. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.

Nebraska

to

1

to

interest

and

the

approved

Co.,"Inc.,' and Sage,
Rutty & CO., Inc., jointly, as 3V4S,
at a price of
100.189, a net interest

until

Dated

June

awarded

were

—

Gibbons

Aug. 29 fort the pur¬
$59,000 public improve¬

bonds.
on

cipal
ac

Trust

Victor, N. Y.
Sale—-The $73,000 water
offered Aug.. 2—v. 196, p.

bbnds

inclusive.

par.

1975 to 1978 inclusive.

|

College (P. O. Fremont),

awarded

from

170,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from

P i

Midland

bids

Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬

Company

Bond
481

on

of

ment

the

Bond Sale—The $300,000

100,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1
Y"

Co,; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Chiles
& Schweser Co., and Van Home
Investments, Inc.

3.15%

about

$80,000 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from

<

1987.

Other members of the syndicate:

196, p. 369—as follows:

—v.

i

945,000 4.30s. Due on Aug. 1, 1986
and

by'
&

*

\

,

Village Treasurer,

sealed

(EDST)

Stern Brothers & Co.; Ellis, Holy^
oke & Co.; Storz-Wachob-Bender

Minneapolis
associated with Piper, Jaf¬

interest

net

Aug. 1, 1984

1985.

Northwest

the

and

on

Fe,
Las

Bergen, N. Y.

Aug. 1 from

on

Dain

fray & Hopwood, and Associates,
in the purchase of the $350,000
school building bonds, at par, a

;

and

The

—

Co.; J. M.

Bank

National
were

220,000 4%s. Due

Minn.

Information

Allison-Williams

1 from

1981 to 1983 inclusive.

Independent School Dist.

Additional

Aug. 1 from

on

man,

Due

Aug. 1 from

on

255,000 4.10s. Due
2

from

1

1970 inclusive.

1968 to

p.

Waseca

-

Aug.

on

1967 inclusive.

1964 to

266—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as 5V4S.
196,

the

Bank,

:Y:

;

v

Jr.,

chase

$180,000 5s. Due

National

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

Buffalo, at a rate of 1.73%, plus
premium of $10.73, as follows: *
$1,251,545 bond anticipation notes.
800,000 urban renewal notes.

Bond Offering—Frank C. Good¬

lows:

Bond Sale—The $25,000 harbor
v.

at

Santa

.

of

Amityville, N. Y.'

receive

Wabashia, Minn.

facilities bonds offered Aug.

payable

.

a

Y;; NEW YORK

headqd by the First Nebraska
Securities Corp., at par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.43%, as fol¬

1971 to

,

First

the

Sale—The

$2,500,000 air¬
port bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 196,
p. 369— were awarded to a syndi¬

and 1978.

Y

(J-D)

State Treasurer's office

Airport Authority, Neb.

Bond

25,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1, 1977

.

interest

or

turers and Traders Trust

and

Principal

Howard.

Lincoln

10,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1, 1976.

.

inclusive.

cost of about 3.18%.

1975.

and

1967

to

Cruces.
Legality
approved
Dawson,'- Nagel,
Sherman

1971 to 1973 inclusive.

20,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1, 1974

bonds.- Dated June
15,
on June
15 from 1963

Due

$150,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 6—v.
196, p. 586—were awarded to John
Nuveen & Co., at a net interest

group

& Co.,
par,

■*

^

approved

Principal

by

Peck,

Shaffer

&

Number 6185

Volume 196

University of Dayton
Dayton), Ohio

(P.

Sale

The

—

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,.

.

Marion County Union High School

O.

District No.

.

Bond

,

.

$3,000,000

Bond

Sale—The $675,000 school
bonds were awarded to the First

196, p. 482—were awarded to the
Housing, and
Home Finance

National

Bank

land,

at

a

Agency,

about

3.43%.

3V2S, at

as

Warren

County

O. Lebanon),

(P.

Ohio
Bond

Offering

Oak

The

bonds

.

,

Merrill

Lynch, Fierce, Fenner &
Inc., as 3%s, at a price of
101.388,' a net interest cost of

Smith

Bond Offering—Gladys Burgess,
Clerk of the ProTem.,;will receive

callable. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by

OKLAHOMA

Shuler,- Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.

District

No.

PENNSYLVANIA

ing

were

National

Bank

Co., Oklahoma City,
$5,000 3s. Due

Sept.

on

1972.

13,000 3.10s. Due

1,

Bond Offering

1971

Jr.,

^Mechanical Colleges, Board
of Regents (P.
% ^til^wqperj,

f

; v
y

v

no

4:30

re¬

school

p.m.

Aug. 27 for the pur¬
$50,000
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Plymouth National
Bank; Legality approved
by
on

196,

W.

p..

The

$1,625,000
Aug. 7—v.

offered

awarded

to

&
a

as

First
Trust

1963

&

3.32%,

Bond

Offering — Mrs. Marie
Borough
Secretary, will

45,000

on

„

Due

*

1972.

..

\

to

2.95s.

/;

Aug. 20 for the purchase
of1 $30^000
improvement
95,000 3S. Due
bonds. J Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
and 1975.
Due ; ■
on

-

Due

1973.

Sept.

on

Prin¬

Banking and

Co., Philadelphia.

Legality

Saul.

Township School Dist.
(P. O. Kennerdell), Pa.'

Bond

■J

bonds

Safe-—The $40,00(1 school

offered

July 9—v. 196, p.
15, 59—were awarded to
the Farmers

; -

.

Sept.

on

Sept. 15

Rockland

Sept. 15 from
.1971, inclusive..

3.70s.

on

approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick

;1

45,000

Pennsylvania

a

follows:

$350,800 6s. Due

due

are

cipal and interest payable at the

Co., and H. J.
price of 99.015,

net interest cost of about

bonds

59

from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.

The

482—were

Pressprich

Leetsdale, Pa.

Walls,

bonds

—

Steele & Co., at
a

Tbwnsend," Elliott & Munson. >
v.

Sale

group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; R.

15,

.

National Bank,
at. par.

..

*

Erplenton,
■'
'

.

as

2%js,
..

4

i

»

*

-

on

Sept.

1 from

clusive.

1964

Interest

approved

by

to

in¬

1974

M-S.

;

50,000

Ruffin,

50,000

Pleasant Hills
'

(P. O. Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania

<

sealed

until

55,000

7:30

p.m.

Aug. 20 for the

pur¬

on

bonds.

inclusive.

(M-S)

gality

Dated

Sept.

1,

Principal

and

approved

15,

on

Sept,

15,

t

3.15s.

Due

Berkeley County School District
(P. O. Moncks Corner), S. C.

Due

on

Sept.

Due

on

Sept.

15,

314s.

15,

v.

of

196,

on

Sept.

15,

on

Sept.
Sept.

15,

482—were awarded to

a

Georgia, Atlanta; G. H. Craw¬
Co., Inc., and Huger,
Co., at

a

Barn¬

net interest cost

about 3.44%.

15,

on

p.

composed of the Trust Co.

well &
of

Due

*

Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 1—

group

3.20s.

"

CAROLINA

1981 and 1982.

125,000 3.35s.

1962.

1983 and

Due
Due

1985 and 1986.

140,000

3.45s.

1987 and

Le¬

230,000

Kirkpatrick,

from

Darlington County (P. O.
Darlington), S. C.

1984.

135,000 3.40s.

interest

Pittsburgh.
by

Sept.

120,000 3.30s.

payable at the Pittsburgh

Bank,

on

1980.

Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982

on

Due

3.10s.

55,000

$500,000 municipal build¬

ing

15,

1979.

re¬

chase of

Due

Sept.

ford

Secretary, will
bids

SOUTH

V
on

1978.

Bond Offering—John E. Robin¬

Borough

/

Due

1977.

Perry & Pohl.

'

Sept. 15, 1974

1976.

Legality

Burgwin,

on

50,000 3.05s.

Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson.

Due

on

Sept.

15,

1988.

3V2S.

Due

1980

to

80,000 14s. Due

Bond

Sale—The

$200,000 tech¬

nical education program bonds of¬

on

1991

on

Sept.

15

fered Aug. 2—v. 196, p. 482—were
awarded to Goodbody
J. Lee Peeler &

inclusive.

Sept. 15, 1992.

& Co., and

Co., jointly, at

net interest cost of about

a

3.17%.

Paul Thomas,

—

bids

-

will

until

11

re¬
a.m.

Sept. 6 for the pur¬
$1,262,000 county im¬
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1962. 'Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
(1990) inclusive.1 > 1
J

chase

Oklahoma"Agricultural and

until

Township School Authority
(P. O. Wayne), Pa.

Bond

of

National

•

Controller,

sealed

(EDST)

1974.

and

County

ceive

Sept. 1, 1973

on

Sept. l from 1963

Pennsylvania

'

••

-

B.

Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),

inclusive.

3s. Due

on

Roy

—

to 1974 inclusive. Interest M-S.

Sept. 1 from

on

1970

to

and

.1, 1962. Due

Sept. 1 from

on

15,000 27/8s. Due
10,000

follows:

1967 inclusive.

to

1968

as

.Sept. 1, 1964.

on

15,000 2%s.- Due
1965

Trust

and

Offering

Erb,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of
$35,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept.

$58,000 build¬
awarded to the

Ben-

(EDST)

Dale, Pa.
Bond

Sale—The

bonds

First

(EDST)

ceive

88

(P. O. Porum), Okla.
Bond

bids

sealed

chase

son,

Muskogee County Independent
School

ceive

(EDST)

are

about 3.33%.

Radnor

Andrew

receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

scaled bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $10',811,83 improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive. The bonds

,

—

First

the

to

Toledo, Oregon

'$600,000 fire¬
proof school building bonds of¬
fered Aug. 1 were awarded to a
group composed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,. Inc.; Hayden, Miller
& Co.; Field, Richards & Co., and

awarded

Oregon, Port¬
land, at a' net - interest cost of
about 3.65%.
/
.1 r

Sale—The

Bond

$70,000 water
2—v.>196, p.

National Bank ' of

Washingori Township Local School
District (P. O. Centerville), Ohio
"

Ridge, Oregon

offered Aug.

587—were

Aug. 28 for the purchase- of $199,000 county improvement bonds.

Oregon, Port¬
interest cost of

Sale—The

Bond

County

sealed -bids on

of

net

"

—

will receive

Clerk

Bond

par.

Offering

dick, Borough Secretary, will

dormitory construction and re¬
funding bonds offered Aug. 6—v.

(691)

-

Larksville, Pa.

1

(P. O. Salem),
Oregon

_

on

of

J I.,

Why You Need

C.1

■

:iJL

"tfistrt

Oklahoma

Sale

Bond
nor's

Greater

Greensburg Sewage
Authority, Westmore County
(P. O. Greensburg), Pa.

The $90,000 Con¬
Agricultural College
—

State

building _bonds,

offered
July 7
to JR., J. Edwards,

awarded

were

Inc., at
3.21%.

Bond

net interest cost of about

a

;

•

.

'

.

Sale

bonds

sewer

syndicate

•

School District No. 9
Oklahoma

(P.O.

will

sealed

receive

(CST)

p.m.-

bids:

to

on

60,000 ZV2s. Due

on

purchase

on

Aug. 1, 1966.

Aug. 1, 1964.

until V 65,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1, 1967.

Aug. 13 for
$7,000 building

of

;

■

Sale—-The

bonds *

to the Vian

Tulsa

'

Aug. 1, 1970.

75,000 3.35s. Due

on

Aug. 1, 1971,

on

Aug. 1, 1972.

80,000 3.45s. Due

on

Bank.

and

terest

No.

I03C

Haupt

the

First

Fenner

gon,

Portland,

par,

a

3.33%,

Bank

of

Ore¬

C. C.

of about

and

3s.

Due

Jan. 1 from

Jan.

on

1,

1970

Jan. 1 from

on

and 1977.




own

—

the

Jan. 1, 1976
,

you

can

relative

use

to

analyze

attractiveness

—

of

on

your

various

securities and their vital balance sheet items

Hornblower

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1972 to 1975 inclusive.

80,000 3*As. Due

Techniques

phrey, Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.;

1971.

160,000 314s. Due

&

A.

on

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Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.;

Hess,

-1963 to 1969 inclusive.

80,000

Co.;

Merrill

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follows:
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Aug. 1 from

on

B. J. Van Ingen &

and Associates, at

$280,000 3V2S. Due

develop each of them to their maximum

potential

1989 inclusive.

Stroud & Co.,

awarded to

net interest cost
as

&

veen

$600,000 school

National

how to

1986 inclusive.

&

(P. O. Woodburn),

were

various categories of investors — and their
These are defined and you're told

accounts.

more

Weeks;

bonds

The

Aug. 1, 1982

on

Co., Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Ira

School District

Bond Sale—The

The final sale

Aug. 1, 1980

on

Singer, Deane & Scribner; Ar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co.; Blair &

net in¬

Oregon

building

Aug. 1, 1978

1983.

1987 to

about 3.73%.

of

cost

Marion County

client list
sales approach

Other members of the syndicate:

awarded
a

a

initial

*

450,000 3.85s. Due

Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
were

Aug. 1, 1976

on

255,000 33/4S. Due

School District No. 4
(P. O. Prairie City), Oregon
bonds

Obtaining

* The

I

and 1981.

1984 to

Blyth & Co., Inc., at

*

1979.

235,000 3.70s. Due

Grant County

to

(

*
and

405,000 3.80s. Due

construction

learn about

Aug. 1, 1975.

on

210,000 3.65s. Due

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and promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his
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and 1977.

about 2.74%.

of

cost

This

Aug. 1, 1974.

on

185,000 3.60s. Due

Sale—The $100,000 school

interest

on

85,000 3.55s. Due

County Independent School

(In Your Business)

Aug 1, 1973.

80,000 31/2S. Due

were

State

•building bonds offered Aug. "2—
v.
196, p. 482—were awarded to
the
Liberty
National Bank &
Trust Co., Oklahoma City, at a
net

Aug. 1, 1969.

on

'

Dist. No. 9 (P.O. Broken Arrow),
Oklahoma
Bond

on

"

school

$2,000
July
10

offered

awarded

Aug. 1, 1968.

70,000 3.20s. Due

Oklahoma

Bond

on

.

Sequoyah County Dependent Sch.
District No. 43 (P.O. Sallisaw),

•

65,000 3.10s, Due

75,000 3.40s. Due

bonds. Due 1964 and 1965.;

By JOHN DUTTON

Aug. 1, 1965.

60,000 2%s. Due

on

SECURITIES

.

70,000 3.30s. Due

the

SELL

a

$55,000 2V4S. Due

J.

Marshall,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
,7:30

HOW

$5,180,000

awarded

cost of about

City), Okla.

Bond Offering—H.

The

—

were

headed
by
Moore,
Lynch, at a net interest
3.98%, as follows:

Leonard &

Oklahoma County Independent

f

'?

'

j

Name

1

;■

|

Address.

H. J. Steele & Co.; Wood¬

1

French,

I

Moyer,

Fricke

&

City

:«.

Zone

State

Inc.; C. S. McKee & Co., and Reed,
Lear & Co.

—i

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pub¬

Bond Sale—The $2,300,000

improvement bonds offered
Aug. 8 were awarded to a group
composed of the Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co., New York;
First
Boston
Corp.;
Banco
de
Ponce and Kenower; MacArthur

lic

&

Co., at

price of 100.1219,a net
of about 3.44%, as

a

cost

follows:

1 from

$350,000 5s. Due on July
1963

to

inclusive.

1968

900.000 3.30s. Due on July 1 from
1969
,

1974 inclusive.

to

1,050,000

Due on July

3.40s.

1

Co., Inc., as follows:

Due

4s.

71,000

inclusive.

to 4982

1963

1983

1997 inclusive.

to

Electra, Texas

util¬
ity system bonds were awarded
to Almon & McKinney, Inc., and
the

Texas

Co.,
jointly, at a net interest cost of
about 4.24%, as follows:
Municipal

$400,000 3V2S. Due

,TENNESSEE

1981

Tennessee

Due on June
1963 to 1972 inclusive.

1 from

3.90s.

from

1978

on June 1
1982 inclusive.

Due
to

Other members of the syndicate:

Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
First U. S. Corporation; Herman
Bensdorf

ley & Co., and J. Osborn Wood &
Co.

Bond Sale—The
house

dormi¬

tory bonds offered Aug. 1—v. 196,
p.
371 — were awarded to the

Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 3%s, at par.

Montgomery County, Sango Utility
(P. O. Clarksville), Tenn.

Bond Sale—The $230,000 water¬
works bonds offered July 14 —
v.

196,

59—were awarded to the

p.

Housing

Agency,

and
as

Home

3%s, at

Finance

par.

Sale—The

awarded to J. C. Bradford &

Co.,

Aug. 7

v.

—

awarded to

the

a

Harris

100.072,

Offering

142,000

400,000

Trust

from

and

Savings

price
interest cost
at

a

of
of

Aug. 1 from

on

Due

Aug.

on

1,

2,840,000

3.40s.

Due

3V2S.

1,640,000

1986

Aug.

on

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

on

Carr,

County Judge, will receive sealed
until
1:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $874,-

school

1967

terest
}
\

hi

bonds.

Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬

1962. Due

on

(F-A)

Chemical

Bank

payable
New

Trust

Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler.

Due

Aug.

on

1

1/lOs.
and

Due

Aug.

on

If

1987.

Manhattan

bonds. Dated Sept.

by

callable.

are

Legality

Huguenin

Dumas,

In¬

appproved

Booth-

&

received

Aug.

on

21

purchase
of
$1,600,000
-municipal
improvement

for

the

various
bonds.

&

Trust

Co., Pitts¬
burgh; First National Bank of
Oregon, tRortland; Wertheim &
Co.; First\ Southwest Co.; First
National Bank in Dallas; First Na¬
tional Bank of Fort Worth,

Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co.;
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
lanta; Mercantile National Bank
of Dallas; Julien Collins & Co.;
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.;
First National Bank in St.

Co.

Lamar Consolidated

Independent
(P. O. Rosenberg),

Bond Sale—The

$400,000 school
offered July 31 — v. 196,
371—were awarded to Under¬

bonds

wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., and
Rotan, Mosle & Co., jointly, at par,
a net interest cost of about
3.18%,
as

follows:

$60,000 4V2s. Due

on

Feb. 15 from

1963 to 1966 inclusive.

190,000 3s. Due

Feb.

on

15

from

1967 to 1976 inclusive.

150,000 31/4S. Due

on

Feb. 15 from

Texas

Bond

Offering — E. M. Slack,
Secretary of the Board of Trus-

it;
I?'

We

are

pleased

to announce that the Class A
Shares

!v*

oj

IK-

CAMEO-PARKWAY RECORDS, INC.
have been admitted

trading Monday, August

1962

&

on

THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

bonds

interest

$20,000,000

offered
a

Aug. 8 were
syndicate headed by

a

follows:

j

1964 to

1,750,000

1970

on

1405 Locust Street,

w




BERNARD LOWE, President

Philadelphia, Pa.

'

KIngsley 5-1140

MANITOBA

Manitoba (P. O.
Bond Sale

inclusive.

2%s.

Due

Feb.

on

1

from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.

2,506,000 3s. Due
1975

1979

to

4,460,000

3.10s.

1980 and

8,690,000

on

Feb. 1 from

inclusive.

Due

on

Feb.

1,

1981.

VIRGINIA

ed

Chase

City, Va.

.

Town

Harrelson,
will
receive

Treasurer,

Other

cate:

to

were

syndicate

a

Other

members

award¬

headed

Wood, Gundy & Co.

Bond Offering—J. D.

•

•

the

of

by

'

syndi¬

cate:

Dominion
Securities;
A.
E.
on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of
Ames, James Richardson & Sons,
$165,000 water and sewer system
Equitable Securities Canada Ltd.,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Royal Se¬
July 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
curities, Burns, Bros. & Denton
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
payable at the People's Bank &
Mills,
Spence
&
Co.,
Nesbitt,
Trust
Co., Chase City. Legality Thomson
& Co., Greenshields Inc.,
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Harris
&
Partners
Ltd.,' Osier,
& Wood.
Hammond & Nanton Ltd., W. C.
Pitfield Co.,
Suffolk, Va.

J. C. Causey,

Gairdner & Co., Midland Secu¬

will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $950,000 school and general improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Farmers
Bank of Nansemond, or the First
& Merchants National Bank, Rich¬
mond. Legality approved by Reed,

rities, Bankers Bond Corp., Coch¬
ran,
Murray
&
Co., ' Oldfield,
Kirby & Gardner Sec. Ltd., R. A.

Bond

Sr.,

Offering

—

Manager,

City

Daly & Co., J. L. Graham & Co.,
Anderson & Co., Credit Interprovincial

Inc., Annett & Co., BartCo., Cayley & Co., Peter D.
Curry & Co., and Walwyn, Stodgell & Co.

lett

3V4s.

Due

on

Feb.

1

members

of

the

syndi¬

Louiseville

Hirsch & Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
G. H. Walker & Co., Roosevelt
&
Cross, Spencer Trask & Co.,
Wood, Struthers & Co., Henry

awarded to Rene T.

Bond

Offering

inclusive. The

1980

to

bonds

fo v /yo

Bond

Offering—Roy W. Richard,
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
until. 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $301,000 sewer
system bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
from 1964 to 2001

Legality
&

approved

by

Howard.

Vermont

a

Otterburn Park,

Que.
$45,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered July 24
Bond

awarded to

were

&

are

Sale—The

Hudon, Ltd.,
98.18, a net

of

awarded

(State of)
Bond Offering — George H.
Amidon, State Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at Montpelier,
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 15
for
the
purchase
of
$9,680,000
bonds, as follows:

Morgan, Ostiguy
6s, at a price
interest cost of

as

about 6.26%.

Bond Offering—Robert A.

Pointe-A-Gatineau School

Commission,

Aug.

20

Mor¬

Dated

Sept.

1,

Commission, Que.

Bond Sale—The $196,000 school
offered
July
10
were

1962. Due
1977 in¬

awarded

to

Credit

Quebec

Inc.,
98.61, a net

6s, at a price of
clusive. The bonds are callable.
interest cost of about 6.3482%.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
St.'Elzear, Quebec
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Bond Sale—The $466,000 sewer
fice. Legality approved by Rob¬
erts, Shefelman, Lawrence, Gay bonds offered July 9 were awarded
to a group composed of the Banque
& Moch.
Canadienne Nationale; Credit
Whitman County, Colton Consol.
Quebec, Inc.; Florido Matteau &
School District No. 306 (P. O.
Fils Enrg., and Morgan, Ostiguy
Colfax), Wash.
& Hudon, Ltd., as 6s, at a price
Bond Sale—The $310,500 school of 95.71,
a
net interest cost of
bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 196, p. about 6.66%.
as

\

.

awarded

484—were

Bank

interest

to

the

First

Ste. Catherine

School Commission,
Quebec
Bond Offering — Albert Lang-

Pullman, at a
of about 3.20%.

of

cost

lais, Secertary-Treasurer, will

WISCONSIN

ceive
La

Crosse

County (P.O.
Crosse), Wis.

sealed

(EDST)

bids" until

7

re¬

p.m.

Aug. 14 for the pur¬
$145,000 school bonds.
Bond Offering—T. G. Evensen & Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
;1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Associates, Inc., Financial Con¬
sultants, will receive sealed bids
Ste. Prudentienne Parish, Que.
unti 1 1:30 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
Bond Offering—Albert Janvier,
6 for the purchase of $2,125,000
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
courthouse and jail bonds.
-sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
La

chase

Finance

Agency,

as

on

of

on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of
$85,000 road improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.

Ripon College, Board of Trustees
(P. O. Ripon), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $1,635,000 bonds
were awarded to the Housing and
Home

1 from

3V2s,

1963 to

Ste.

Sale—The $2,880,000

Secretary-Treasurer,

cor¬

sealed

porate purpose bonds offered Aug.

on

will receive
p.m.

(EDST)

TreS'St. Sacrament School

Commission,

Aug. 1 from

Quebec

Bond Sale—The $350,000
bonds

Aug. 1 from

offered

July

.

as

6s, at

a

school

16 were

awarded to Rene T.

;1974 to 1979 inclusive.

435,000 3.40s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive*

8

to 1982 inclusive.

1963 to 1973 inclusive.

870,000 314s. Due

until

Aug. 13 for the purchase of
$250,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963

196, p. 588—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
National Bank, Chicago, at a price
of 100.049, a net interest cost of
about 3.21%, as follows:
on

bids

on

7—v.

$1,575,000 3s. Due

Commission, Que.
Offering—Gilbert Picard,

Bond

West Allis, Wis.

1977 inclusive.

Rose-du-Degele School

at par.

Bond

"

&

bonds

Sept. 1 from 1964 to

on

Cliche

Portneuf Sch.

modernization

building

$600,000

(PDST)
purchase of

the

for

to

Associates,
as
6s, at a price of 97.31, a net
interest cost of about 6.56%.

sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
on

Que.

Bond Sale—The $745,000 school
bonds
offered
July
18
were

will receive

County Auditor,

&

inclusive.

at

interest cost

Leclerc, Inc.,
price of 98.89, a net
of about 6.24%*

Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
Roberts,
Shefelman,
Lawrence,
Gay & Moch.

net

June 1

6s,

as

Victor Lind-

—

City Comptroller and exofficio
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
$500,000 water bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963

berg,

National

Co., James A. Andrews & Co.,
Inc., Tripp & Co., Inc., RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., Rowles, Win¬
ston & Co., Russ & Co.,
William R. Staats & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., Fridley & Frederking, G. C. Haas & Co., Mar¬
shall & Meyer, Inc., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Ranson & Co., J.
Barth & Co., Columbian Securi¬
ties Corp. of Texas, Dewar, Rob¬
ertson & Pancoast, First of Texas
Corp., J. M. Dain & Co., and Mur¬
ray W. Moore & Co.

Commission, Que.

.

Harris & Sons, Robert K. Wallace

on

Sch.

Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
bonds
offered
July
16
were

WASHINGTON

bonds.

.

Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, Glore, Forgan & Co., White,
Weld & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
F. S. Smithers & Co., Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Weeden & Co.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Bache & Co.,

-

QUEBEC

Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.

ris,

from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
-

Winnipeg)^ Man.
The $25,000,000

—

hydro-electric bonds

King County (P. O. Seattle), Wash.

Feb. 1 from

VERMONT

CAMEO-PARKWAY RECORDS, INC.

CANADA

callable.

$2,540,000 5s. Due

Dobbins

Ticker Symbol CPW-A

The

—

Union Securities
price of 100.02, a net
cost of about 3.22%, as

Co., at

Due

-

1, 1962. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
LegaUty approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.

Aberdeen, Wash.

Eastman Dillon,

Louis;

and William N. Edwards &

Sale

Bond

ment

syndi¬

and Ernst & Co.

from

Sept.

San Antonio, Tex.

Weil, Labouisse, FriedFunk, Hobbs & Hart,
Inc.; Walker, Austin & Waggener,

p.

Dated

Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman.

awarded to

Bank

McKinney Independent Sch. Dist.,

Bond Sale—The $225,000 water¬
works and
sewer
system bonds

to

1, 1962. Due on
1967 to 1977 inclu¬

bonds

M-S.

Bankers

TEXAS

Duncanville, Texas

U

from

The

Pasadena, Texas
be

1

the

of

Blyth & Co., Inc.; Goodbody
& Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Miller,

construction
March

on

members

cate:

and interest

syndicate:

Bank;

1977 to 1982 inclusive.

|jf
if»

(CST)
of

$1,655,000 municipal improvement
1

Other

from

1964 to 1982 inclusive.

purchase

tional

iti-

Hi

the

for

electric and gas systems improve¬

the

at

York

28

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

Texas

bids

000

Aug.

1

1982 to 1985 inclusive.

Other members of the

Chase

inclusive.

1982

be received until 7:30 p.m.

from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.

820,000

to

1977

man.

1974.

from

Due

Pasadena, Texas

terest

1973 inclusive.

4y2s.

Aug. 15, 1974

Aug. 15, 1976.
on Aug.
15

on

3.80s.

bonds

$4,400,000 5s. Due
1963 to

on

1975.

21,000 4s. Due

Texas

$10,100,000
offered
196, p. 483 — were
syndicate headed by

net

a

inclusive.

1973

to

and

sive.

Blountville),

Hal H.

—

as

1

sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)

1963

Sept.

Tennessee

Bond

3.90%s,

The

—

Chicago,

Bank,

inclusive.

purpose

School District

Associates.

Sullivan County (P. O.

about

$73,000 3}4s. Due on Aug. 15 from

richs & Co.;

$1,800,000 in¬
dustrial building bonds were
and

of

highway

bonds. Due

net in¬

a

improvement
March

on

1964 to 1982 inclusive.

3,000,000

to

follows:

Howard,

Pulaski, Tenn.
Bond

Co., Inc., at

cost

terest

awarded

First
Corp.; Mercantile Trust
Company, St. Louis; Mellon Na¬

Knoxville), Tenn.

vDistrict

&

Due

$275,000 school-

were

39,000 3%s. Due

Boston

College (P. O.

Bond Sale—The $757,000

bonds

Dittmar

Trust Co., both of New York;
Knoxville

v

Orange Grove Independent School
District, Tex,

Sept. 1 from

on

Worth,

BondSale

&

Co.; Union Planters
National Bank, Memphis; FidelityBankers
Trust
Co.,
Knoxville;
Wiley Bros., Inc.; Lucien L..Bai¬

inclu¬

1981

payable at the Republic National
Bank of Dallas. Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Booth-

about 3.28%, as follows:

500,000 3.80s. Due on June 1 from
1973 to 1977 inclusive,

1,000,000

1986

to

Fort

various

Sept. 1 from

on

1980 inclusive. '

to

450,000 4%s. Due

Bond Sale—The

$500,000 4s.

to

1963 to 1972 inclusive.

1973

$2,000,000 school
improvement bonds offered Aug.
7__v. 196, p. 371—were awarded
to a
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., at a price of 100,006, a net interest cost of about
3.89%, as follows:

Bond

Sept. 1 from

on

1964

from

man.

Sale—The $1,300,000

Bond

bonds.

1 from sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)

139,000 4.10s. Due on Aug. 1 from

450,000 3%s. Due

O. Charlotte),

Aug.

on

1

public

$6,680,000

p.m.

Feb.

from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.

Dickson County (P.

8

(CST) on Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $170,000 schoolhouse
$15,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
&

interest

awarded to R. A.'Underwood' tees, will receive sealed bids until

were

Ponce, P. R.

^ct

Monday, August 13, 1962

.

=

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•\

.

Leclerc, Inc.,
price of 98.44, a net in¬

terest cost of about 6.27%,

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